Brian Bailys on Ascent: Blending Tech and Humanity in Recovery
So with all these tools that we have at our disposal, why aren't more people staying sober? And the most important question you have to ask yourself of all the other questions is: am I willing to go to any length?
Imagine facing the uphill battle of addiction recovery and finding a helping hand that’s always there. That’s what Brian Bailys, the founder of Ascent Recovery Aftercare Solution, envisioned when he created this innovative app. In this episode of The SHAIR Recovery Podcast, host Omar Pinto sits down with Brian to explore his personal journey through addiction and how it inspired him to develop Ascent.
This isn't just another app; it's a lifeline combining cutting-edge technology with the irreplaceable human touch to support those in recovery. Brian opens up about his own struggles with addiction and the pivotal moments that led him to create Ascent. He believes the key question for anyone in recovery is whether they're willing to go to any length to achieve sobriety.
This episode dives into the nuts and bolts of Ascent's approach, from one-on-one coaching using evidence-based models to a clinically tested e-recovery tool. Brian emphasizes the importance of peer support and private accountability groups in maintaining sobriety. But what truly sets Ascent apart? It's the way it integrates technology with real human connections. Coaches who have lived through addiction themselves are available whenever and wherever they're needed, offering support that's both timely and empathetic.
Brian shares his insights on future advancements in addiction recovery and how Ascent aims to keep people connected, motivated, and on track. If you're curious about how technology can enhance human support in addiction recovery, or if you're looking for practical advice on building a solid foundation for lifelong success, this episode is a must-listen. Brian’s story and the innovative solutions offered by Ascent provide a beacon of hope for anyone on the recovery journey.