My name is Steve. I’m 63 years old, and I’ve been married for 38 years to a woman who has shown me more grace, forgiveness, and love than I ever thought possible. We’ve raised three kids, now adults, and I’m the proud grandfather of three.

Every March 23rd, I celebrate another year of sobriety... 15 and counting.

Over the years, I’ve worn a lot of hats. I’ve been a therapist, a teacher, an author, and a business owner who built a company to over $6 million in annual revenue. I also founded a non-profit that helped at-risk kids, whose families couldn’t afford care, get access to meaningful mental health support.

But none of that tells the whole story.

I didn’t build my life on success alone. I built it through failure, loss, and hard-earned change. I spent 26 years addicted to alcohol and painkillers. I’ve lost time, money, opportunities, and pieces of myself to pride, fear, and poor decisions. In many ways, I’ve lived both sides of the life most people are trying to figure out. And that’s exactly why I do what I do.

Because I don’t just understand struggle... I’ve lived it.
And I don’t just believe change is possible... I’ve fought for it.