Todd is a certified drug & alcohol counselor (CADC) and offers his services on a continuing care basis for those who have stepped down from treatment. Upon discharge, Todd works with the family and newly sober individual to develop a plan to ensure long term sobriety. Often times the family is unaware of what is necessary for a person to truly “stay sober.” A total new routine and lifestyle change must be introduced, including a system of accountability to allow healing to take place for all. Generally, these programs are anywhere from 90 days to 6 months in length. Regular meetings with the family ensure that they are “current” with their loved one’s progress, and one on one meetings with the recovering individual take place 2-3 x’s per week as well.
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Todd “Z-Man” Zalkins Blog
This little piece is dedicated to everyone who is relatively new in recovery. Now, I think this is something that can be defined in a number of different ways: In twelve step recovery, which I am a proud member ofRead More »
I think I was about 13 or 14 months sober when I played my first sober gig with the band I’ve loved being a part of since 1996, Corn Doggy Dog & the Half Pound. I’ll give you a little Read More »
For much of my life I found ways to cut corners, doing the absolute minimal to get the maximum result. In school, once I lost interest, which was around the 10th grade I really started looking for loopholes and theRead More »
Good old “HALT”, are you Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired? In recovery, one of these things is bad enough, but throwing in one or more is like an internal nuclear bomb, at least for me it is. Was throwing inRead More »
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