Dr. Brian Wind Ph.D.
Chief Clinical Officer
Credentials
- Clinical executive at JourneyPure, a nationally-recognized drug & alcohol treatment center with locations across the country
- 20 years as a licensed clinical psychologist specialized in substance use disorders
- Adjunct professor of Psychology at Vanderbilt University
- Regular expert contributor to WebMD and Healthline
- Former committee co-chair for the American Psychological Association
- In recovery
Special Interests
Alcohol Use Disorder, Family Therapy, Sleep in Recovery, Evidence-Based Addiction Therapies, Technology in Treatment
News mentions
Has 86 mentions (and growing)
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Yahoo News
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Gale Health and Medicine Research Journal
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WebMD
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Total Wellness Health
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The Tennessean
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Vice
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Healthline
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Women’s Health Magazine
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The Mattress Nerd
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Well+Good
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Huffington Post
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Addiction Now
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The Fix (Online)
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Research News @Vanderbilt
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Openfit
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Theravive
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PsychCentral
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Psych Central (Online)
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Capital One Shopping (Online)
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Healthline
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Sleepopolis (Online)
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The Good Trade (Online)
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Creditcards.com
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Everyday Health
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Healthline
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The Mighty
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The Mighty
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Her Campus
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Rasmussen University
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Stylist (Online)
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Whereby (Online)
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Cheapism (Online)
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Toll Free Forwarding (Online)
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Zapier
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Trust & Will
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RENT Cafe Blog
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Hippo (Online)
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Popsugar
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Bustle
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Beachbody On Demand
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Beachbody On Demand
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Fatherly
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Sweat Life
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Single Care
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The Good Trade
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Prevention
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Rocket Homes
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Greatist
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Money Geek
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Cafe Mom
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Ideapod
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Slumberyard
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Saatva
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Authority Magazine
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In the Know
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MSN
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Parade
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Best Life
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Earth911
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Architectural Digest
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Doorsteps
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Sweat Life
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She Knows
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Eat this, Not that
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Mattress Nerd
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Healthline
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Ladders
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Rewire
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Healthy Hearing
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Toggl
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The Vitamin Shoppe
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Eat this, Not that
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Parade
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Fab, Fit, Fun
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Healthline
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Healthline
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Sweat Life
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Kars 4 Kids Parenting
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Healthline
Questions Answered

Dr. Brian Wind Ph.D.
Can Xanax Kill You?
What is Xanax? When it comes to prescription medications, Xanax is one of the most well-known and commonly used drugs in the world. It’s often prescribed for conditions like anxiety...Learn More
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What is dual diagnosis?
Dual Diagnosis individuals struggle with both substance abuse and a mental health disorder. Learn why dual diagnosis is the rule, not the exception, and how addiction and mental health treatment...Learn More
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JourneyPure COVID-19 Vaccination Resources
The medical community recognizes the COVID-19 vaccine as a safe and effective intervention for mediating the infection and transmission of the COVID-19 virus. Scientific evidence guided an order recently set...Learn More
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JourneyPure Careers
Looking for an exciting career where you can really make a difference? Check out JourneyPure’s exciting job opportunities by clicking the link below. https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=Journeypure&sameL=1&from=mobRdr&utm_source=%2Fm%2F&utm_medium=redir&utm_campaign=dt&vjk=b62020c36a09900b JourneyPure delivers world-class drug and...Learn More
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How can I come to JourneyPure with Medicaid?
Your first step is to fill out the form below. It’s a lot, but power through it. All fields are required. From there, the team will call you to discuss admission,...Learn More
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Where do drug addicts hide their drugs?
People in addiction are very resourceful when it comes to finding places to put their stash. The following list includes common and not-so-common spots places to hide drugs.Learn More
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What are the best drug and alcohol rehabs in Chattanooga?
Looking for addiction treatment in Chattanooga, TN? There are options, even if you don’t have insurance. Check our list of recommended providers.Learn More
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What are the best drug & alcohol rehabs in Owensboro, Kentucky?
If you are looking for treatment in Owensboro, you have options – even if you don’t have insurance. We review treatment centers in the area as well as sober living...Learn More
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What is an intervention?
Interventions are simply conversations where those who love and trust your loved one discuss how to stop the cycle of addiction. An intervention involves: 5-6 people impacted by the drug...Learn More
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What is IOP?
IOP is addiction treatment you can attend while you live at home. Intensive outpatient programs are ideal step-down therapy after rehab or to help you bounce back after a short...Learn More
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Does insurance cover addiction treatment in Kentucky?
Addiction treatment is covered by insurance companies as an essential health benefit. The Affordable Care Act mandates that any insurance sold on the public exchange and government insurance programs must cover...Learn More
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What is Alcoholics Anonymous?
Alcoholics Anonymous or AA is a 12-step program and support network designed to help those with an alcohol problem stop drinking and manage their cravings. AA meetings are run by...Learn More
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How can I sleep better after addiction?
Sleep is the most important (and under-discussed) component of general health. Addiction disrupts healthy sleep habits, but a few simple changes (like going to bed and waking up at the...Learn More
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What is the JourneyPure Alumni program?
Accountability Coaching via text and regular check-in calls, available 24/7 10 free recovery events every month on Zoom (see below) An app on your phone that rewards you for making...Learn More
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What is the Marchman Act?
The Marchman Act, more formally known as Florida’s Substance Abuse Impairment Act, is a Florida law that governs both voluntary and involuntary treatment for substance abuse disorders.Learn More
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Can you make someone go to rehab in Tennessee?
Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is painful, especially when they refuse help. Tennessee does not have laws like Casey’s Law in Kentucky or Marchman Act in Florida to...Learn More
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How much does JourneyPure cost?
I know it’s annoying, but each situation is different in ways that impact the cost of treatment. You can get the specific answers you’re looking for by calling (844) 505-4799.Learn More
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Is there such a thing as online AA meetings?
Yes! Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as dozens of other addiction support groups, hold daily online recovery meetings. JourneyPure hosts online alumni and community events that are open to anyone who is in...Learn More
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How has the COVID-19 outbreak impacted those in addiction and recovery?
The impact of COVID-19 on those in addiction and recovery was quantified in a nationwide survey released by JourneyPure on April 13, 2020.Learn More
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What happens after drug rehab? (for families)
The first step is to determine if your loved one is serious about sobriety. Worrying or constant monitoring doesn’t help. But, pretending everything is OK, because you want it to...Learn More
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How do I find the best alcohol rehab near me?
If you’re in Tennessee or Kentucky or willing to fly to get the best care in the country, I stand behind the effectiveness of alcoholism treatment here at JourneyPure.Learn More
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What is Casey’s Law?
Casey’s Law helps family members in KY and OH save their loved one by forcing them into addiction treatment through the legal system. Dr. Brian Wind cuts through the legal-speak...Learn More
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What is an enabler?
Enabling happens when you protect them not from addiction, but from consequences that could be real incentives to change. Common enabling topics: Covering | Money | Housing | Legal |...Learn More
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Where can I post a review?
Thank you for considering writing a review. Your experience can inspire those still struggling to get help! You’re support and feedback is appreciated more than you know.Learn More
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How can I give back in recovery?
An important part of recovery is being of service to others. That can mean: Volunteering Sharing Your Story Working in Treatment Helping Your Friends Still StrugglingLearn More
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What do I do if I relapse?
A relapse is not a failure. It’s all about what you do to get back up. The sooner you address the slip-up, the less damage it can cause. Be honest...Learn More
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How do I use JourneyPure Accountability Coaching?
The private JourneyPure coaching app creates a customized recovery plan to help you reach daily, weekly and monthly recovery goals. It’s accessible 24/7 and connects directly to your Accountability Coach...Learn More
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What is the Baker Act?
The Florida Mental Health Act of 1971 (known as the Baker Act) provides an emergency mental health assessment and a temporary hospital hold for those who are struggling with mental...Learn More
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Does Florida Have Drug Testing for Welfare?
Florida does not conduct drug tests on all welfare applicants, but can legally do so if there is reason to believe the applicant is abusing drugs. While Florida was the...Learn More
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How can I stay sober after rehab?
The general recommendation is to take all recommendations and follow through on every step of your aftercare plan. This usually includes: Outpatient treatment for at least 6 months 30 meetings...Learn More
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Is my husband an alcoholic?
Alcoholics may maintain their responsibilities in the short-run, but eventually, the drinking catches up with them. It's not about how much or how often, but how much trouble alcohol causes...Learn More
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