Learn more about The Bridge to Recovery through media outlets that have mentioned us.
Welcome to the Bridge to Recovery's media hub! This is your go-to destination for a wealth of resources designed to inspire, inform, and support individuals on their journey to healing and recovery. The resources on this page are books, interviews, and podcasts that The Bridge has been mentioned in by alumni. All of these include snippets of our alumni speaking about their experience at The Bridge, and also giving valuable insights into mental health. Whether you're someone navigating the path of healing, a loved one seeking ways to better understand and offer support, or a professional working in the field, our media offerings are crafted to provide valuable insights and meaningful stories.
Here, you'll find expert discussions, personal narratives, and a deep dive into the complexities of trauma and healing. From thought-provoking podcast to engaging radio interviews and insightful literature, each resource is carefully curated to empower and uplift those at every stage of their mental health journey. Our media content reflects this holistic approach, offering both practical tools and emotional support to help you or your loved ones on the road to a healthier, more fulfilling life.
Explore, listen, and learn as we share stories of resilience, transformation, and hope from our community at Bridge to Recovery.
Sabyn’s connection to The Bridge to Recovery is deeply personal—he is a former client whose experience at the program changed and saved his life. Now serving as CEO, he is dedicated to expanding The Bridge’s reach, ensuring that its life-changing work continues to impact individuals and families for generations to come.
Most people think recovery is about stopping substances. But what happens when the substances are gone… and the chaos is still there? In this episode, I sit down with Sabyn Mayfield, CEO of The Bridge to Recovery, to talk about something most people miss: Trauma is often the real driver behind addiction, anxiety, and feeling stuck in life. We break down:
This isn’t theory. It’s lived experience. I’ve been to The Bridge. My son has been to The Bridge. And what happens there is different. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or like something deeper is running the show… this conversation will connect the dots.
Restaurateur Rob Anderson joined Radio Boston to talk about mental health during and after the pandemic. From minutes 9 to 13, Bob discusses his experience with The Bridge to Recovery.
Our outreach specialist Shera Loeser went on CBKO news to talk about our workshop-based program with a treatment-focused approach.
