Adam Brown

I never planned on working in the recovery space - but life has a way of leading you exactly where you need to be. Five years ago, I was the one searching for answers, looking for something - anything - that would make recovery stick. What I found was a system that treated symptoms, not people. A cycle that focused on short-term intervention rather than long-term transformation.

That’s when I knew: recovery had to change. And if I wanted to build a future that truly mattered, I had to be part of that change.

My journey with addiction was one of isolation - feeling disconnected from myself, from others, and from any sense of real purpose. But when I stepped into recovery, I discovered something powerful: connection is everything. It’s what turns recovery from an uphill battle into a lifelong evolution. It’s what transforms pain into purpose. And it’s what makes healing sustainable.

Now, I spend every day bringing that connection to others - working with therapists, recovery professionals, and treatment centres to ensure that support doesn’t end when the session does. My role at Recoverlution Nexus isn’t just about business development; it’s about building a movement. A movement that ensures no one in recovery has to navigate this journey alone.

Recovery is more than just staying sober - it’s about learning to live in a way that aligns with who you were always meant to be. That’s what we’re building here. And I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of it.