Soaring Hope Recovery

12/06/2021

Judith Ann Miller, PhD, Certified Addiction Specialist, and LENS (Low Energy Neurofeedback) and a woman filled with sacred vision and wisdom passed away on Sunday, November 21. She was 81 years old and changed the world daily.

The pictures in her FB profile cover photo on the right depict Judith at The LifeVantage Global Convention in October.

Judith was a pioneer in the field in the use of neuro-nutrition and neurofeedback therapy. Both therapies addressed to repair damage to the brain from trauma or substance abuse.

Judith was filled with pearls of wisdom.

“You can’t teach an addict to do the 12-Steps until he can count to 12.”
“The synapses need to fire so the neurotransmitters can transmit.”
Judith owned two addiction recovery programs, the Courage to Change Ranch and Soaring Hope Recovery. She moved into private outpatient treatment at Dallas Shephard’s Harmonized Brain Centers. Judith and Dallas also co-authored papers together. Judith treated people of all ages with many injuries resulting from trauma including the veteran population.

She is the author of three books: "Boots on the Ground: Neurotherapy for Veterans Combating: PTSD, TBIs, Trauma, Anxiety, Depression & SUD", "The Judges Gavel: Winning the Drug War by Empowering Recovery – New Terms of Engagement", co-written by Diana Eccher, M.A and "Herding Cats Because Optimizing the Brain, Mind Body & Spirit is like Herding Cats!"

Judith was a pioneer in her field – and you know what they say… “You can always tell a pioneer by the number of arrows in their back.” And she had plenty.

But Judith was passionate and, on a quest, to change the perception of people with substance abuse disorder and to develop an awareness of alternatives to MAT.

“Judith changed my life… Judith saved my life” was the recurring theme in talking to those who worked with Judith or treated under her protocols over the years. Judith built a strong global network of colleagues and was a sought-after presenter.

Her loss will be felt by many. But the impact she made on hundreds of lives will always be remembered.

May you Soar with the Eagles, Judith.

02/04/2021

And this is how they role.

New drug... get you addicted... make their money... pay a penalty usually a penance of their gross.

Meanwhile your life or your loved one's life has been damaged forever.

The consulting firm has reached agreements with 49 states because of its sales advice to drugmakers, including Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of OxyContin.

02/02/2021

“We used to think that our fate was in the stars. Now we know, in large measure, that our fate is in our genes.” ~James Watson (Nobel Laureate)

DWI: It is 6:30 AM in San Antonio; on a clear sunny day, the alarm goes off, and Mike wakes up still tired but with new hope. Mike D, at

10/01/2020

The question begged to be asked.

"The biggest correlation I’ve noticed with relapse and overdose is the amount of psychiatric medications being prescribed."
- Dylan Lundgren

The biggest correlation I’ve noticed with relapse and overdose is the amount of psychiatric medications being prescribed.

08/25/2020

Experiencing mental health issues? This could be why. If need help and support we have offices in Denver and Colorado Springs.

"Surge capacity is a collection of adaptive systems — mental youand physical — that humans draw on for short-term survival in acutely stressful situations, such as natural disasters. But natural disasters occur over a short period, even if recovery is long. Pandemics are different — the disaster itself stretches out indefinitely."

Here’s how to pull yourself out of despair and live your life

08/11/2020

"Tough times never last, but tough people do."

~ Robert H. Schuller American - Clergyman (1926 - 2015)

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08/10/2020

The brain’s amygdala primes the body to react defensively by activating hormonal cascades and defensive behaviors. The mind or higher-level processing parts of the brain is where we form our beliefs and give meaning to what we experience. In a way, the emotions that we call “fear” and “anxiety” are manifestations of our consciousness.

The Judge’s Gavel
Winning the Drug War by Empowering Recovery ©2020

Judith Miller, PhD
Dianna Eccher, MA

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08/04/2020

Why we do what we do. Not just to break the cycle of addiction- but to restore your consciousness. Resolve trauma so you can be free of the chains that restrain you.

A resonance theory of consciousness suggests that the way all matter vibrates, and the tendency for those vibrations to sync up, might be a way to answer the so-called 'hard problem' of consciousness.