Fearless Leader & Entrepreneur
Austin Wynn, a visionary entrepreneur and recovering addict, founded Never Alone Recovery with the support of his best friend after his own ten-year battle with addiction.
Background
Austin Wynn is a 5-time founder, entrepreneur, visionary, and pioneer in the business world. He is also a recovering drug addict. Austin's personal experience and struggle with addiction went on for ten years and included several rehab attempts followed by several relapses, leading him down a road of hopelessness and despair.
With the support of one person, his best friend Nathaniel—also in recovery—Austin started Never Alone Recovery in the basement of his late grandmother's home. Fast forward to today, Never Alone Recovery has helped over 1,000 families, completed hundreds of interventions, is an active partner in the addiction recovery community, and employs individuals who have been affected by addiction, be it themselves or a loved one.
Through struggles that fueled perseverance, Austin's nature has always been to advocate for others, look for ways to 'do better,' reshape norms, and always give people a chance.
Highlights & Achievements
- Never Alone Recovery offers free resources and hosts a weekly online support meeting with the Keys to Freedom Foundation, available to anyone.
- In 2023, Never Alone Recovery won The Daily Times of Northwest Indiana Best of the Region in Healthcare for Best Mental Health Counseling.
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What People Are Saying
"With my liver failing and my gallbladder going into sepsis, I would have kept using if it weren't for Never Alone Recovery... [getting] me into program. Now I'm just shy of 60 days clean, which is the longest I've been sober in nine years...
"A family member reached out for help... Nick did not give up on him – he continued to reach out until this family member decided he needed to get better. I cannot begin to thank the staff at Never Alone Recovery."
"I always thought about getting sober, but... I was nervous, but even from his home while putting his kids to bed Nick helped me find a facility that worked for me. [His] dedication to helping me inspired me to help myself."