Published Articles and Bio

Bridgeback Interventions
Bryan Johnson
BA, Addiction Specialist,Interventionist
(309)229-4783
bryanjohnson39@gmail.com

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Bryan Johnson received his BA from DePaul University Chicago, Illinois Clinical and Community Psychology. Bryan also attended St. Augustine College, Chicago, Illinois in addiction theory and counseling. At present; Bryan is pursuing his Masters in Family Therapy via Argosy University.

During tenure with DePaul University, he participated in researching sober living environments (specifically Oxford House) with grant funding provided to the “Center of Community Research” via NIDA/NIH directed by Dr. Leonard Jason. As a result of his extensive research, Bryan has published articles and archived literature reviews on sober living environments. He is co-founder of “Fresh Start Sober Living” Chicago, Illinois that has blossomed into a cluster of homes. He recently opened two additional sober living environments in Peoria, Illinois “Bridge Back Sober Living” to service treatment centers and their participants in an ongoing effort to promote and instill “Bridging and Transitioning” theory. Bryan also attended St. Augustine College, Chicago, Illinois in addiction theory and counseling. He is a certified addictions counselor and practiced for a large non-for-profit agency in Chicago specifically working with families in acute crisis. Bryan has expanded upon his practice and facilitates interventions for treatment centers located throughout the country. A special word of thanks to Catina for allowing me time to make all this come to fruition

I have written and published articles that pertain to community and recovery. Please take a moment to read and enjoy!

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Fear to Fear - Book Review:

"Fear to Fire is more than a story about aids, it hits on many issues society neatly sweeps under the carpet. Stephanie blows the carpet clear off the floor by bluntly and honestly describing the events that have unfolded in her life. I admire her for the courage she has to tell her story. Fear to Fire is an emotional journey from devastation and defeat, to adoration and safety, to sorrow and hell, to reconciliation and forgiveness – and finally victory. Fear to Fire, like its author, is an inspiration and a message of hope for all. ---Steve Holowicki"

Community Psychologist 2007 "Bridge and Transitioning, The Role of Community

Paradigm Spring 2008 "Sober Living Environments; "The Bridge to Recovery"

New Dawn September 2008 Sober Living "The Bridge to Recovery"