Southworth Associates

05/14/2026

Southworth Associates is a strategic partner with The Global Exchange Conference for the GXC in Las Vegas December of 2026 at The MGM Grand. Southworth Associates is happy to extend a negotiated discount for those interested in exhibiting or sponsoring. For more information, contact Benjamin Seymour. This wellness event is rooted in behavioral health, but integrating wellness, and other modalities into the educational program. We will see you there!

GXC Live welcomes Southworth Associates as a Silver Sponsor.

Based in Idaho, Southworth Associates specializes in intervention, case management, and ongoing support for individuals and families navigating addiction and mental health challenges. Their work spans the full continuum of care, supporting clients through complex and often high-stakes situations with structure, discretion, and clinical insight.

At GXC Live 2026, Southworth Associates brings expertise shaped by hands-on experience working alongside families, treatment providers, and recovery professionals. Their approach reflects a commitment to clear guidance, coordinated care, and long-term outcomes.

Together, we look forward to continuing the conversation around access to care, family systems, and the evolving landscape of recovery as we build toward Las Vegas in December 2026.

You can learn more about Southworth Associates here: https://bit.ly/3Qz6Kbj

04/07/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month

Alcohol misuse is responsible for more than 140,000 deaths in the U.S. each year—but behind every number is a person, a story, and a life that matters.

At Southworth Associates, we want you to know this: recovery isn’t a solo journey—it’s built on connection, accountability, and support. It’s late-night check-ins, honest conversations, small wins, and people who remind you who you are when you forget.

Whether you’re just beginning, actively in the process, or quietly wondering if it’s time—there is a community here for you. There is support. There is hope.

You are seen. You are supported. And you never have to walk this road by yourself.

04/01/2026

April is National Counseling Awareness Month.

In recovery, healing doesn’t happen alone—and it doesn’t happen overnight. Counseling is one of the most powerful tools we have to rebuild, reflect, and reconnect with who we truly are.

At Southworth Associates, we see every day how vital mental health support is—not just for sobriety, but for creating a life that feels stable, meaningful, and whole. Counseling provides a safe space to unpack the hard things, develop healthy coping skills, and move forward with clarity and confidence.

To the counselors who walk alongside individuals in their most vulnerable moments—thank you. Your work changes lives.

To those in our program putting in the work, showing up, and doing the hard inner healing—we see you, and we are so proud of you.

And to those who may be struggling in silence: you are not alone, and help is here when you’re ready. Reaching out could be the first step toward everything changing.

Healing is possible. Support matters. And you deserve both.

03/18/2026

Did you know that nearly 1 in 5 teens report using illicit drugs at least once before graduating high school—and early use significantly increases the risk of long-term addiction?

It’s National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, and at Southworth Associates, we’re here to remind you that knowledge is power—especially when it comes to protecting our youth and supporting recovery.

Addiction doesn’t happen overnight. It often begins with curiosity, peer pressure, or coping with stress, anxiety, or trauma. But the earlier we start honest conversations, the stronger we can build awareness, prevention, and healthier coping strategies.

Sobriety isn’t just about saying no—it’s about saying yes to clarity, mental wellness, stronger relationships, and a future you’re proud of.

If you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone. Support is here, healing is possible, and your story is still being written.

Let’s educate, uplift, and empower—because facts matter, and so do you.

For more information, please visit- https://nida.nih.gov/research-topics/national-drug-alcohol-facts-week

03/11/2026

Sleep isn’t just rest… it’s recovery.

During Sleep Awareness Week, we’re reminded that healing the mind and body requires something many of us in recovery once struggled with: consistent, restorative sleep.

When you’re in active addiction, sleep is often chaotic, disrupted, or completely absent. But in recovery, rebuilding healthy sleep habits can be one of the most powerful tools for long-term sobriety.

Sleep supports emotional regulation, decision-making, and mental clarity — all things that are critical when navigating sobriety and the recovery journey.

At Southworth Associates, we know recovery isn’t just about removing substances. It’s about rebuilding a healthy life, one habit at a time.

03/05/2026

March is Self-Harm Awareness Month.

Self-harm is often misunderstood. It’s not about attention—it’s about pain that someone doesn’t yet have the tools to express or process. Behind the behavior is usually someone trying to cope with overwhelming emotions, trauma, anxiety, depression, or feeling completely alone.

Who does self-harm affect?
Anyone. Teens, adults, healthcare professionals, parents, students, friends—people from every background. Many individuals who struggle with self-harm are also battling mental health challenges, addiction, or recovery-related stress.

Signs to look out for:
• Wearing long sleeves even in warm weather
• Frequent unexplained cuts, burns, or bruises
• Isolating from friends or loved ones
• Talking about feeling numb, hopeless, or overwhelmed
• Keeping sharp objects nearby or hidden
• Sudden mood changes or increased secrecy

Why do people self-harm?
For some, it’s a way to release emotional pain. For others, it’s about feeling something when they feel numb, regaining a sense of control, or coping with trauma, shame, or stress.

What can you do if you notice the signs?
Start with compassion. Listen without judgment. Let them know they’re not alone and that their pain matters. Encourage them to talk to a professional who can help them find safer ways to cope.

Healing is possible. Recovery is possible. And asking for help is one of the bravest things a person can do.

If you or someone you love is struggling, professional help is available. Therapists, recovery programs, and mental health professionals are here to support you every step of the way.

02/24/2026

Eating Disorder Awareness Week is a powerful reminder that our relationship with food is deeply connected to our mental health. Eating disorders are not just about food—they are complex conditions that impact emotional well-being, self-worth, physical health, and daily functioning.

For many individuals, disordered eating patterns can become intertwined with anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use. The long-term effects can include heart complications, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, and lasting impacts on brain health. But just as importantly, they can also affect how someone shows up in their relationships, their work, and their recovery journey.

In the world of sobriety and recovery, nourishment matters. Learning to fuel your body consistently and compassionately can stabilize mood, reduce cravings, and support overall healing. Recovery is not just about removing harmful substances—it’s about rebuilding a healthy, sustainable lifestyle, and that includes your relationship with food.

If you or someone you love is struggling, know this: help is available, healing is possible, and you are not alone. Small steps toward balance, nourishment, and self-compassion can create meaningful change.

This week—and every week—let’s continue to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support one another in all aspects of recovery.

02/09/2026

West Coast ITCC last week was incredible. It was so great to see everyone in person, collaborate, and share ideas on how we can continue making the recovery journey safer, stronger, and more supportive for the professionals and families we serve.
We’re excited to keep building on these conversations and partnerships. Sponsorship opportunities are available—if you’re interested in collaborating, please contact Dee Dawdy at [email protected].

02/02/2026

West Coast ITCC is happening now through February 5, and we’re so excited to be part of the conversation. If you’re not here yet, we’ll see you soon!

A huge thank you to all the sponsors for supporting innovation, collaboration, and progress in our field. We’re energized to connect with colleagues, share ideas, and continue building smarter, more compassionate solutions for monitoring, interventions, recovery, and addiction support.

Together, we’re moving the industry forward—one conversation and one solution at a time. 💙

01/27/2026

At Southworth Associates, we believe help should never feel out of reach.

We provide professional interventions anywhere in the world, supporting individuals and families through mental health challenges, substance use, addiction, and the complicated moments in between.

We walk alongside families during some of their hardest seasons — helping you navigate uncertainty, have the tough conversations, and create a thoughtful plan together to support your loved one.

You don’t have to do this alone. Help is closer than you think, and it’s never too late to ask for it.

When you’re ready, we’re here. 208-323-9555.