After years of denial and dangerous binge drinking, Savannah woke up in a hospital on New Year’s Day 2021 with a 0.36 blood alcohol level — alone, ashamed, and at rock bottom. What happened next changed her life forever.

In this episode of Treatment Redefined, Enterhealth CEO David Kniffen sits down with Savannah Goudreau, a former patient turned therapist at Campbell Recovery Services, to explore her remarkable journey from addiction to recovery. She opens up about the moment her family cut ties to save her life, what finally led her to treatment, and how the Enterhealth approach helped her rebuild from the inside out.

Together, they dive deep into the realities of addiction, the importance of personalized care, and why recovery doesn’t have to include relapse.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, host David M. Kniffen, Jr., President & CEO of Enterhealth, sits down with Dr. Myeisha Taylor, Director of Integrative & Functional Medicine at Enterhealth, for an eye-opening conversation about the future of addiction and mental health care. Together, they explore how early-life experiences shape our autonomic nervous system, why unresolved trauma continues to affect us as adults, and how integrative and precision-based medicine can drastically improve treatment outcomes.

They break down the limitations of traditional psychiatric approaches, the importance of treating root causes—not just symptoms—and how genetics, biochemistry, nutrition, and environment all play a role in mental health and recovery. The discussion also explores the growing mental health challenges faced by women, particularly those linked to hormonal imbalances.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, host and Enterhealth CEO David Kniffen sits down with John Patton, founder & CEO of Patton Sober Living to talk about the true role of sober living in long-term recovery. From the importance of accountability and structure to the spiritual and personal transformations he’s witnessed, including one powerful story of a young man who went from resisting faith to getting baptized—you’ll hear firsthand what makes his approach unique.

We dive deep into interventions, why structured sober living is vital after residential treatment, and how John has built one of the most trusted sober living programs in Dallas. This conversation is raw, authentic, and full of insight into what it really takes to rebuild a life.

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Why has modern medicine lost its personal touch and how do we bring it back?

In this episode of Treatment Redefined, Enterhealth CEO David Kniffen sits down with Dr. Myiesha Taylor, Director of Integrative and Functional Medicine at Enterhealth, for a powerful conversation about the future of healthcare. Together, they explore how the medical system has been shaped by insurance, profit, and policy and what it means to return to patient-centered, holistic care.

From Dr. Taylor’s journey in emergency medicine to her passion for integrative and functional medicine, this episode reveals how treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—can redefine recovery and wellness. Watch the full episode and join the conversation on how medicine can, and should, change for the better.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, Enterhealth CEO David Kniffen and John Patton, founder and CEO of Patton Sober Living, discuss what an intervention is and what it isn’t, the role of family in the process, and why preparation and strategy are key to breaking through denial. They explore how the “Love First” model can open doors without resorting to ultimatums and why the most powerful interventions often happen before any “tough love” is needed.

This conversation highlights the balance between compassion and accountability, giving families a clearer picture of how to approach one of the hardest decisions they’ll ever make. Whether you’re supporting someone struggling with addiction, working in the recovery field, or simply want to better understand how interventions work, John’s insight brings clarity and hope.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, Enterhealth CEO David Kniffen and Residential Clinical Director Tammie Rojas dive deep into the realities of addiction treatment—why traditional outpatient therapy often isn’t enough, and how residential care offers a more strategic and supportive environment for recovery. They explore how therapy in this setting goes far beyond talk—it’s about understanding the stages of change, uncovering the root causes of addiction, and building trust within a clinical, not personal, relationship to drive real progress.

Tammie breaks down how personalized treatment plans are developed using a team-based approach that includes doctors, nurses, and therapists. She highlights how access to medical data, diagnostics, and ongoing assessments provides therapists with objective insights they wouldn’t typically have in an outpatient setting—leading to more informed, effective care.

They also touch on the critical role of family therapy and functional psychiatry in sustaining long-term recovery. If you’ve ever wondered what truly goes on inside a residential treatment program, this episode offers a transparent, detailed look at the integrated model that’s redefining addiction care.

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In Episode 8 of the Treatment Redefined podcast, host David Kniffen, CEO of Enterhealth, sits down with Tammie Rojas, Residential Clinical Director, to discuss the evolving role of therapy in addiction recovery.

Tammie shares her journey into the field, what brought her to Enterhealth, and how her clinical approach has been shaped by understanding addiction not as a moral failing—but as a chronic brain disease.

Together, they explore how the therapy landscape is shifting, why traditional models like AA still dominate, and how Enterhealth is redefining what effective, evidence-based treatment can look like.

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In this episode of “Treatment Redefined,” we welcome Host David Kniffen, CEO of Enterhealth, and Stacy Vernon from the Center for Brain Health. Together, they explore the underrated concept of brain health, an approach centered on thriving and self-agency rather than mere survival.

The episode highlights the importance of the Brain Health Index, a personalized performance metric that measures clarity, emotional balance, and connectedness. The index helps any individual, regardless of scientific background, to identify personal brain benchmarks and growth opportunities, monitoring brain health over time.

Stacy shares her fascinating insights into how brain training, supported by fMRI technology, improves cognitive function. This training optimizes “just-in-time” responses, demonstrating that brain health is achievable and accessible, regardless of age, gender, or background.

The episode also touches on the collaborative relationship between Enterhealth and the Center for Brain Health, discussing their shared philosophies and joint research initiatives prioritizing mental health and addiction.

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