Plugged In Recovery

02/04/2026

We’re excited to officially share some big news with our community.

Revive Recovery is reopening its doors tomorrow, and we couldn’t be more proud to support the next chapter of an already incredible program.

Revive has long been known for its quality care, dedicated team, and the trust it’s earned through countless 5-star reviews. That foundation remains strong. What’s new is the opportunity this creates for our broader community.

As a sister company to Plugged In Recovery, Revive allows us — for the first time — to offer in-network outpatient mental health treatment options as part of our continuum of care.

We’re thrilled to share that Revive is already in network with:
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Cigna
• TRICARE
• TriWest

This will expand access, reduces barriers to care, and strengthens continuity for the individuals and families we serve — all while preserving what has always made Revive special.

Same great Revive program.
Same heart and mission.
More access for our community.

Founder Brayden Younghusband will continue to be involved as Revive moves forward, helping preserve the heart, culture, and values that have always made the program special.

We’re genuinely stoked to add our spark to an already amazing program and to reopen the doors tomorrow for those seeking high-quality outpatient mental health care.

More to come — we’re just getting started

02/04/2026

Before the church.

Before government.

Before platforms and pulpits.

God instituted the family.

02/03/2026

Relapse isn’t the plan.

Staying sober is.

Plug into Plugged In Recovery.

02/02/2026

Problem #100.

02/02/2026

We don’t care about sides … a win for recovery is a win for recovery! ❤️‍🩹 💙

President Donald Trump signed an executive order this week launching the Great American Recovery Initiative—a nationwide shift in how the U.S. approaches addiction.
The plan treats substance use disorder as a chronic medical condition, not a moral failure, with a clear focus on early intervention, long-term recovery support, and local partnerships. It brings together federal agencies with faith groups, tribal nations, community leaders, and health providers, aiming to stop addiction before it becomes lifelong—and to support families already living with it.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. put it plainly: addiction is treatable, but the system has been fragmented for too long. Co-chair Kathryn Burgum, speaking from her own 23 years in recovery, reminded Americans that recovery is possible—and deeply personal.

At the same time, the administration says this care-first approach is paired with aggressive action against drug trafficking, citing large fentanyl and co***ne seizures and a sharp drop in overdose deaths over the past year. The message is clear: stop the supply, but don’t give up on the people.

For millions of U.S. families touched by addiction, this marks a shift from reacting after tragedy—to preventing it, and walking with people through recovery.
More details in the comments 👇

01/31/2026

Recovery isn’t just treatment.

It’s life support.

01/30/2026

God didn’t just change my behavior, he transformed me.

At 16, I had a supernatural encounter that anchored my faith so deeply that no one could ever talk me out of it.

I don’t believe because of what I was told.

I believe because I experienced Him.

01/29/2026

God’s love for you is intentional, personal, and costly.

He didn’t send Jesus so you could “get it right,” but so you could be in relationship with Him.

That’s the whole point.

01/28/2026

I expected healing in a moment.

What I got was a process.

Maybe the prayer was answered, I just didn’t expect it to take time.

01/28/2026

Don’t walk in expecting the world to bend for you.

Walk in willing to learn, listen, and be led.

01/27/2026

The seasons I thought God had left me were the seasons He was probably protecting me the most.