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CORE BELIEF & FOCUS:

We are driven to help those suffering with addiction by intervention, individual counseling, treatment planning and continuing care work regardless of their personal circumstances.

Public speaking at schools, parent-teacher organizations, hospitals, and businesses to further spread awareness and education.

OUR MISSION:

Our mission is to help addicts and their families get into recovery and find a treatment program that best fits their needs. We motivate people in recovery to recognize their potential and access the tools they need to live the life they want. We also educate the youth and increase awareness about the pitfalls of addiction while actively working to remove the stigma associated with addiction and recovery.

TODD ZALKINS BIO:

Todd Zalkins, CADC-I is a highly sought-after addiction specialist, private counselor, interventionist, and public speaker. He’s also a published author and award-winning filmmaker. Todd’s “All-In” Interventions has earned a reputation as one of the nation’s leading intervention and recovery developers. His team of specialists have over 60 years of experience helping families and their loved ones to get the help they need and recreate their lives.

His gripping memoir, “Dying for Triplicate” has sold more than 75,000 copies worldwide and details Todd’s harrowing 17-year addiction to prescription painkillers. It takes the reader through his hellish experience in detox and into his first 18 months of recovery. The book, which continues to receive critical acclaim, has inspired thousands of sufferers worldwide to seek treatment.

In 2017, Todd brought his story to the big screen by releasing the award-winning documentary “The Long Way Back: The Story of Todd “Z-Man” Zalkins,” a story of redemption and recovery. The film casts a long overdue spotlight on the unspoken stigma of prescription painkiller addiction and gives hope to those struggling to regain control. The film won the award for “BEST DOCUMENTARY” at the prestigious Phoenix Film Festival and the “AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD” at the Reel Recovery Festival.

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Todd “Z-Man” Zalkins Blog

This is one of the great hurdles we face. With intervention, we always lay out not just the statistical facts, but the facts based on our experience. An individual who is in treatment for 90 days is 5 times more likely to have sustained sobriety versus 30 days of care. Think about this: let’s say your loved one has drank/used drugs for ten years on a consistent basis. That’s 3,650 days of the body being dominated by mind altering substances. Read More »
For most of my life I was incapable of taking direction and listening, especially to anyone in a position of authority. I can now trace this back to when I was a kid. After being let down so many times by my dad, I believed utter rebellion was the medicine and corrective action to take. This came in the form of acting out in school as early as the first grade. One time my buddy Preston and I thought it was a good idea to leave the school grounds and walk the 150 yards or so to his house. Read More »
In late 1998 I was prescribed Oxycontin, already addicted to Norco and Vicodin I knew I was destroying my liver and kidneys with the massive amounts of acetaminophen the drugs possess. I was told that Oxycontin wasn’t addictive which didn’t matter to me as I was already eight years into my opioid dependence.Read More »
Street drugs are far different today than they were five, ten, fifteen years ago. During the 24 years I spent in active addiction I never had to worry about what I was buying. Other than different ways the cocaine was cut the pills and opioids were dependable in the fact I knew what I was about to ingest.Read More »

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