At Next Level Recovery Associates, we often hear from individuals who are excelling in their careers, caring for their families, and appearing “high-functioning” on the surface, yet privately struggling with substance use, depression, anxiety, or disordered eating. As Managing Partner Sarah shares, “suffering in silence” doesn’t always look like severe dysfunction. It can look like a teacher showing up for class every morning, a parent who handles every responsibility, or a professional who stil

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