Author: Lindsey Glass

Lindsey Glass is the co-founder of Reach Out Recovery. Her 2016 ASAM Media Award winning documentary, The Secret World Of Recovery, has helped to lift the stigma from addiction and recovery and is used in recovery programs nationwide to show what life is like on the other side of addiction. Lindsey's teen prevention documentary, The Silent Majority, was distributed to PBS stations nationwide by American Public Television in 2014-15. Lindsey has written dozens of popular articles on recovery. She is a recovery advocate and frequent keynote speaker. Lindsey is the author of 100 Tips for Growing Up, My 20 Years of Recovery, 2019. Before focusing on recovery, Lindsey was a TV and screenwriter. She has worked in publishing, web development, and marketing.

10 Tips For Positive Mother-Daughter Communication

Positive mother-daughter communication takes work for many mothers and daughters. But, it can be done easily if you employ these ten helpful tips.

Self-Discovery For Mothers And Daughters

Self-Discovery For Mothers And Daughters is where moms and daughters can both find independence and closeness. How? We’re going to unpack it all.

5 New Holiday Traditions For New Sobriety

Holiday traditions need to change when you get sober. But, new traditions can bring excitement, joy, and lots of healthy fun!

5 Tips To Create The Recovery Lifestyle

The Recovery Lifestyle Is The Missing Piece If you are in recovery from anything and you are not loving your life, you may want to look at that. I’m not saying anyone’s life is, or should be, perfect all the time. But, feeling joy, satisfaction, even love, are the things we work on our recovery for […]

5 Tips For Good Communication Skills

Good communication skills will change your relationships for the better because clarity is key when it comes to healthy communicators!

Do You Fight With A Difficult Relative

If You Fight With A Difficult Relative You Are In The Majority The truth of the matter is that in 2024 many families are fractured, and many people within families don’t get along or barely get along to keep things going. If you add a difficult family member to the mix, dynamics can get tricky […]