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Not long ago, I was sitting with a client at Soberman's Estate the day after he arrived for treatment.

I can't tell you how many men have sat across from me over the years and quietly admitted the same thing.

People ask me from time to time what makes Soberman's Estate different from other treatment centers.

Founder & CEO Mitch Prager shares the deeply personal story behind Soberman's Estate, the loss of his brother and best friend, and why he set out to build a different kind of residential treatment center for men.

For many men, making the decision to enter treatment isn't the hardest part.

If you're reading this, there's a good chance you're not asking about yourself alone.

When someone decides to stop drinking, people around them often celebrate that moment as though the hard part is over. In reality, it's just the beginning.

Every September, communities across the United States come together for National Recovery Month, also known as sobriety month. This annual observance shines a light on people in recovery, the professionals who help them, and the importance of continued support.

There are few things more confusing than looking at the man you love, sensing that something isn't right, and hearing him say, "I'm fine."

When a man finally decides he is ready for help -- or when the people who love him finally get him to that point -- one of the most important and most rushed decisions is choosing where to go. The internet produces an overwhelming number of options. Every program sounds confident and comprehensive. Most families do not know what questions to ask.