Team

I believe that the world would be a better place if people learned that helping others out of their problems could save them from their own. I am passionate about helping anyone climb out from the dark perils of whatever hell they are currently in. I am a person in long term recovery with a background that stems from an abusive & neglectful childhood (though many tried to intervene with love and kindness) which led to a bit more than the first decade of my adult life behind bars. My background in all its glaring scars are what makes me capable of reaching out to those who suffer from the same disease. I have a background in addiction studies, life coaching, personal training and am a current Industrial/Organizational Psychology Major. Meeting people where they are at to  raise the bottom and lower barriers so they can get the quality of care they deserve as a human being is essential. I built Tunnel Vision Recovery based on what it took for me to get sober and build a quality way of life that supported my sobriety. If it works for me, it can work for anybody.  Get connected with a healthy community, get a job and do the work

Helping people when they are at their lowest and most desperate moments and being part of the solution that helps bring them into the light is a constant fulfilling source of motivation and inspiration. I get to watch people fight for their recovery, rebuild their lives and restore their families, I am grateful for that opportunity. I struggled the same way through the loss of everything and everyone that mattered to me as my addiction consumed it all, someone helped me and my life has turned out better than I ever could have hoped for.

I work in the recovery field because I want to be a source of inspiration and hope to someone struggling with addiction. I do my best to walk with them through the difficult moments that can make recovery seem impossible! Through my own recovery I found a calling to help others just like me see that it can be done!

I’ve always had a passion for recovery and helping people who have suffered from alcoholism or substance use disorders. One thing that I’ve learned over the years is no one is ever too far gone or too far hopeless. Anyone can make a decision at any point in their lives to try something different. Recovery works. I’m on a mission to be a vision of hope for those who are still suffering. It’s an honor and a privilege to get the opportunity to guide people and show them a new and better way of life.

Dr. LaTesha Reed is a board certified Nurse Practitioner (family and psychiatric-mental health) and completed her Doctorate in Nursing Practice. This is an accomplishment she takes great pride in, knowing her patients will reap the rewards of this higher learning. Additionally, she holds two master’s degrees and a post masters certification.

LaTesha’s journey in the world of healthcare has been a thrilling and enlightening adventure, one that has unfolded over the years as she had the privilege of working with diverse patient populations in a multitude of healthcare settings. Through it all, her unwavering belief in the paramount importance of physical and mental health has been the guiding light illuminating her path.

LaTesha specially has a passion for working in the substance abuse treatment community. She has found the work to be challenging, meaningful and rewarding. LaTesha works closely with her patients to offer them the individualized care they deserve in a complex situation. She understands the multi-faceted care required to best serve this population of patients and always aims to meet the needs of the whole patient. Throughout her journey, the importance of physical and mental health has remained at the forefront of her practice. Dr. Reed has seen firsthand how these two aspects of well-being are inextricably linked and how neglecting one can impact the other. She also acknowledges the spiritual and physical components that can’t be ignored while supporting her patients in recovery. Her dedication to fostering a holistic approach to healthcare has led to improved patient outcomes and a stronger emphasis on preventive care and mental health support.

Working in the field of recovery allows me to share my experience strength and hope with others. The message that I carry is Hope and I promote wellness in helping people that struggle with alcoholism or a substance use disorder. Through my own personal recovery I found that it is possible to help others that suffer from the disease of addiction. I am grateful to be able to help people along their journey of recovery and a life free from addiction.