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Keith Morton is a college graduate with a decade in the hospitality industry, including management. After struggling with addiction for many years, he found his way to the other side and the freedom that only an addiction-free life can provide. He credits his sustained recovery to ARC and its pioneering model of recovery through adopting an active lifestyle. With a strong foundation in the 12 steps, he branched out to grow his recovery. Part of his journey was discovering the value of fitness, concentrating on weights and strength training, and recognizing its part in the holistic approach of mind, body and spirit toward sustained wellness. Today, he applies his personal experiences and his certification as a personal trainer to help guide others who are struggling to navigate the peaks and valleys of early sobriety. He highlights the importance of goal setting and discipline in the gym to help translate these values into the real world.
Rachel oversees women’s operations at Active Recovery Homes in addition to serving as an ARC coach. Her approach with clients combines many values from her own recovery. She attributes honesty and accountability as imperative to sustainable, long-term recovery. As a former client who also served as house manager, Rachel brings love and compassion to clients that are walking in the same shoes she once did. Working with others and showing clients the hope and freedom that a recovered life offers is something that was given to Rachel, and she continues to give back.
