Too often, organizations make the mistake of simply purchasing devices or software without considering the human element. The real magic happens when technology is paired with comprehensive training and ongoing support. This is especially true in recovery settings, where staff and residents may have varying levels of digital literacy.

We’re proud to support a new national survey gathering real experiences from LGBTQ+ individuals in or seeking recovery.

Discover how tracking recovery and resilience capital over time leads to better outcomes, stronger systems, and more responsive care.

Explore practical ways to strengthen personal, social, and cultural capital—laying the groundwork for sustainable recovery and community resilience.

What does it take to measure recovery and resilience capital? This post breaks down tools, frameworks, and why tracking progress matters more than ever.

Dolan co-authored statewide peer training programs in both Florida and Kentucky, creating practical, trauma-informed, peer-delivered curricula that offered recovery teams tools for immediate use and long-term growth.

What began as a single ethics session grew into a comprehensive workforce strategy—complete with CEUs, supervisor training, and wellness support—that helped peer staff stay grounded, connected, and equipped to lead.

In 2019, Dolan led department-wide LGBTQ+ cultural awareness sessions that reshaped not only officer understanding—but also policy, protocol, and community presence.

The data had potential—Dolan brought it to life. By co-creating Kirby and shaping Solomon’s foundation, we helped teams move from collecting numbers to crafting real, participant-centered strategy.