At the heart of Siebert's program lies a profound recognition of the human element and our need for connection, understanding, and acceptance. In essence, Fighting the Good Fight is a testament to Dr. Sean Siebert's compassionate leadership and unwavering dedication. He reminds us that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope inspiring us to press forward and not look back.

Addiction is indeed an engulfing illness that can be treated with tools and support. Siebert is a great storyteller who brings to life the feelings and experiences of working with addiction and lessons we can all learn about what integrity and hard work looks like when it pays off. The book was so well written I read it cover to cover in a day.

We hear about people who have been doing it tough, people whom society might be tempted to bypass; yet their stories, viewed through the lens of innovative intervention programs, demonstrate the power of human kindness, the value of holding space in a non-judgmental way for those who are struggling, and the ability of simple gifts to have a transformative impact.

You have inspired me to follow my dreams and to not be afraid to fail. This year, I plan to use my interests to inspire others to follow their dreams. I love to sing, draw, and write. I want to use my voice and sing to change the world. I want to draw to make beautiful images to show people that there are other things in this world than hatred and evil.

Anyone dealing with grief, this is an awesome help. Was fortunate enough to have been on the inaugural class as this was launched. It was so helpful in dealing with the loss of my dad and then a year later the loss of a grandson. If you are struggling or just trying to navigate the grief process this is your avenue for the healing process!

This program was very informative and the topics discussed (opioids, drug use, etc.) are important to talk about openly. I believe it is essential to make these discussions more public. I appreciate the things you do. Not many people know the struggle of addiction or the things it does to other people seeing them. It is a big problem and you doing this is starting to help.