If you or a loved one have completed short-term addiction treatment (30 to 90 days), you may be getting ready for a long-term program or life after treatment. This is a critical step in recovery, and the question of where to live during this stage is important. Sober living could be a good option for […]
A sober living home is a type of transitional recovery housing for individuals recovering from a substance use disorder (SUD). It can be a critical support step for recovery after intensive treatment but before one fully reintegrates into everyday life. Sober living homes provide a drug-free and alcohol-free space that is supportive and structured. The […]
Recovery from addiction, whether it’s from substance use, behavioral issues, or eating disorders, is a transformative journey that requires perseverance, self-reflection, and an ongoing commitment to growth. One of the most powerful tools in sustaining long-term recovery is gratitude. While recovery can be filled with challenges, finding moments of gratitude—no matter how small—can serve as […]
Finding the right sober living home is a pivotal step in maintaining long-term recovery from addiction. Whether you’re seeking this next stage of care for yourself or a loved one, choosing a supportive, well-structured environment is critical for ongoing success. A sober living home bridges the gap between intensive treatment and full reintegration into daily […]
Pam is a Peer Support Specialist with Southern Sky, dedicated to supporting individuals on their recovery journeys with compassion, understanding, and hope. Born and raised in Hampton, South Carolina, Pam is a proud mother of two amazing boys, ages 20 and 10. She has always been drawn to work that helps others, spending 20 years as a massage therapist before beginning her own journey through recovery. Inspired by her experiences, Pam chose to use her story, strength, and insight to walk alongside others who are struggling with addiction.
In her free time, Pam enjoys going to the lake, spending time with family and friends, attending church, and cheering on her son at his baseball games. These moments keep her grounded and remind her of the joy in everyday life. She is committed to empowering individuals, building trust, and creating a safe, supportive environment for healing and growth.
Ben is a person in long-term recovery with a gift for creativity, a deep connection with people, and a passion for helping others find their path to sobriety. After getting sober in 2018, he discovered that authenticity was the greatest gift he could offer. Embracing it brought genuine connection, creative freedom, and a beautiful life in recovery.
With experience in multimedia, fine art, and digital design, Ben studied photography at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and art at the Savannah College of Art and Design. He has spent years working as a professional photographer and marketer. He has also worked in recreational and art therapy for substance use treatment and has led educational groups on anger management and relapse prevention.
Ben believes that connection is the opposite of addiction—and that when we allow ourselves to be fully authentic, we become our most powerful selves, capable of deeper connection and better equipped to help others navigate a turbulent world.
Keith began his career in the maintenance and plumbing industry, where he built hands-on experience and a strong work ethic. During that time, he faced significant challenges with addiction. His decision to seek help led him to Southern Sky Recovery in Bluffton, South Carolina—an experience that transformed his life.
Through the support of Southern Sky Recovery, Keith rebuilt his foundation and discovered his true passion: serving others on their recovery journeys. He was given the opportunity to become the Men’s Residential House Manager, a role that allows him to guide, support, and mentor men as they work toward lasting recovery.
“For the first time in my life, I found a career that truly fulfills me. I love working in addiction recovery and being part of a community dedicated to helping others heal and grow.”
Outside of work, Keith enjoys spending quality time with his family. He remains committed to his own recovery and has a strong interest in nutrition and exercise, which help him stay grounded, healthy, and focused.
He is grateful every day for the opportunity to serve his community and work in a field that gives his life purpose.
