Your experience of healing, resilience, or growth could help someone else feel less alone and remind them that hope and support are possible.
Stories Have the Power to Connect Us
Read Their Stories
These are all real stories of healing, resilience, and finding a way forward.
After struggling with severe alcohol dependence, anxiety, and agoraphobia, one individual came to KBBH ready for change. With treatment and continued support, they completed detox and have now maintained sobriety for more than two years.
Along the way, they reached milestones that once felt out of reach, from being able to eat solid food again to completing extensive dental care and securing a home loan. Their story is a reminder that recovery can open the door to rebuilding many parts of life.
After experiencing psychosis, repeated hospitalizations, and homelessness, one individual found support through KBBH’s crisis and respite services. With treatment and a safe place to stabilize, they reached a turning point and began moving toward greater stability and independence.
A mother came to KBBH looking for help navigating her child’s violent behavioral challenges. Through targeted support, including substance use treatment and anger management, the family began to see meaningful change.
While the child continues to work through anger, they are no longer making violent threats and have developed an interest in behavioral psychology. Their story shows how the right support can help create positive change for both young people and their families.
After a decade-long struggle with heroin addiction, a single parent began rebuilding their life through recovery. After nine months of sobriety, they secured their own apartment and a stable job, completed parenting classes and a DUI program, regained their driver’s license, and successfully transitioned off medication-assisted treatment.
Their story reflects how comprehensive support can help create meaningful change across many areas of life.
Your experience could help someone else feel less alone.
Your Story Matters, Too
If KBBH has been part of your journey toward healing, recovery, or growth, we invite you to share your experience. With your permission, your story may be featured on our website or in other materials to encourage others who may be finding their own way forward.
Before submitting your story, please know:
Stories may be edited for clarity or to protect personal details.
Your story can be de-identified or shared using your first name and last initial, based on your comfort and consent.
You’ll need to acknowledge KBBH’s Media Release and Privacy Disclaimer before submitting.
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Your story may be the one that helps someone else feel seen, find hope, or believe that things can change.