Men's Healing Coaching: About Us
SUPRA SE SERVETIUM: Above All, Service
Todd has been dedicated to serving his community as a licensed healthcare professional since 1996, with 23 years in physical rehabilitation and as an addiction recovery counselor and coach since 2018. He has extensive undergraduate and certification work in psychology, counseling, and healthcare management and has served as clinical director, clinical manager, lead counselor, and mentor in various coaching services. Active in his own recovery journey since March of 1992, Todd is committed to staying updated on current research, particularly the neuroscience of addiction recovery; a topic he has presented in multiple settings. He holds licensure in chemical dependency and addiction counseling, is a Clinical Trauma Specialist – Addiction from the Arizona Trauma Institute, and has an Addiction and PTSD certificate in the Seeking Safety curriculum. Todd has also completed specialty training in Addiction Treatment in Military and Veteran Culture through NAADAC, is certified as a Sex and Pornography Addiction Recovery Coach, and is a Problem Gambler Counselor certified through ADACBGA. Todd uses an integrated approach to coaching, drawing on multiple resources from various recovery systems to tailor his services for each individual. An avid mountain, gravel, and road cyclist, SCUBA diver, and instructor-level Shaolin Wing Chun Black Sash holder, he also possesses a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belt. Todd has coached and competed across the country in triathlons, cycling events, and martial arts tournaments. He has volunteered his time and effort in fundraising for cancer research and enjoys building, playing guitars, and drums. Todd’s greatest passion is to pass on his knowledge and experience so others may find lasting recovery and peace, particularly in the realm of men's wellness.
What Do You Want To Do?
People often ask me, “Todd, what don’t you do?”
Granted, I get to do a lot of really cool stuff in my life these days. It seems the old saying is true: my only limitation is what I set on myself; if I do or do not believe I can accomplish something, it is true.
At first, getting sober was about sobriety: abstaining from mind-altering substances. After a while, I entered into addiction recovery, dealing with my trauma and learning to live in this world with all its challenges and opportunities.
This is an important distinction: sobriety versus recovery. Sobriety is about giving something up. Recovery is about building something up that includes Values and Commitments, relationships, and joyful curiosity about the world we live in.
Through my coaching services, we can help you live and love in meaningful relationships, grow emotionally and spiritually (however you define that), and share your purpose in life with others. This journey is all about embracing opportunity and letting go of the things that try to convince us otherwise.
If you’re ready to start peeling the onion and get on with living, reach out and let’s see what we can build together in the realm of men's wellness.
Which Direction Do You Want to Go?
One step, one rung at a time. When we can climb this ladder together through addiction recovery and men's wellness, we are no longer alone, especially with the support of coaching services.