Groundbreaking national addiction treatment organization Recovery Unplugged looks ahead to 2021 with more innovative programs and continued focus on the LGBTQ community.

"There's a split second when I wake up in the morning when I forget that I'm not waking up dope sick," says recovering addict Jonah Brooks. "Everything about my life is going so well, and it's just more beautiful than I ever thought possible."

The nationally recognized treatment center recently kicked off the "I ____ Sober" movement as a way to celebrate those who are living their best lives without the influence of drugs and alcohol.

The LGBTQ community is particularly hard-it when it comes to alcohol and substance abuse. EDGE traveled to Recovery Unplugged's flagship location to document what makes its treatment program a success.

It was critical for Kasi to find a program that would not only help him get clean, but also respect and support him through his journey as a transgender man.

Recovery Unplugged harnesses the power of music to facilitate long-term sobriety from alcohol and substance abuse. They also understand the challenges facing the LGBTQ community. It only takes a phone call to begin.

Damian shares his story of addiction and finding a welcoming environment at Recovery Unplugged's Fort Lauderdale facility to help him get and stay sober from substance abuse.

What you put into your body directly relates to recovery, Recovery Unplugged, a national addiction care organization with locations all over the country — and the importance of physical well-being shouldn't be minimized.

A drug and alcohol rehab unlike any other, Recovery Unplugged uses music to affect change in clients right down to their souls — the place where true healing happens. Here is one woman's story.

Music-based addiction treatment network Recovery Unplugged offers an innovative approach for women seeking treatment and long-lasting recovery.