Kolby Hartman, President of Healing Rock Recovery, is living proof that no matter how far you’ve fallen, no matter how broken you feel, there is always a way back. For 13 years, addiction stole everything from me; my dignity, my relationships, my sense of purpose. Addiction whispered the same lie over and over: this is all you’ll ever be. I know what it’s like to stare at the ceiling, convinced the story is over. But I also know now the truth: rock bottom wasn’t the end, it was the beginning.

When I had nothing left, God found me. Recovery wasn’t instant, and it wasn’t easy. It was a fight, day by day, against shame and old habits. But God gave me strength when I had none, grace when I didn’t deserve it, and hope when I thought hope was gone.

“Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.”

Through this journey, I found more than sobriety; I found purpose. For the last five years, I’ve dedicated my life to helping others break free from addiction. I know the lies addiction tells, the shame, the fear of trying again. But because I’ve walked through that darkness, I know the way out. I’ve seen people who thought they were beyond saving rise up and reclaim their lives.

At Healing Rock Recovery in Billings, Montana, we don’t just treat addiction. We fight for people’s lives. We believe no one is too lost to be found and no one is too broken to be made whole. I’ve seen families restored, hope reborn, and lives transformed.

If you feel lost, please hear me.  You are not your mistakes. Your story isn’t over.

Michael Young, Vice President of Healing Rock Recovery, carries more than a title. I see myself as a restorer of hope and an advocate for families clawing their way back from addiction’s grip. I did not choose this mission; it was woven into my life. For me, it is personal.

I never battled addiction myself, but I grew up in its wreckage. I watched my father fight a brutal war with addiction. There were fleeting victories, but they were followed by crushing defeats, broken promises, and the slow unraveling of a man I once admired. The hardest part was not the chaos or the fear. It was the helplessness. Addiction does not just consume the person struggling; it tears through families, leaving wounds that time alone cannot heal. I know that pain. I lived it. And that is why I refuse to let another child believe addiction is stronger than love, stronger than faith, or stronger than the hope of redemption.

“My mission is simple: no family should ever feel powerless in the face of addiction.”

My purpose is not only to help people get sober; it is to restore families and break generational chains. Addiction is not a life sentence. It is a battle that can be won with faith, purpose, and unwavering support. As a husband and father to two daughters, I know what is at stake. That is why I have made it my mission to ensure that anyone who reaches out for help will always find a hand reaching back.

At Healing Rock Recovery in Billings, Montana, we do not see addiction treatment as a business. We see it as a lifeline. We believe no one is too far gone, no one is beyond saving, and no one should ever fight alone.