An avid 12-step advocate, fitness enthusiast, and Mindfulness in Recovery practitioner, Derek brings a broad scope of leadership to the team. Having established Turning Point’s presence in the DFW Sober Living space, his objective is to continually edify community relationships while nourishing a culture of collaboration and resolve. With a commitment to servant-leadership and the 12-step program of recovery, Derek aims to provide lasting solutions for the landscape of addiction.
After struggling with addiction for most of his life, Bryan finally found hope through the program of AA. Embracing the principles of honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness, he then committed to a spiritual program of recovery. After roughly 1 year of sobriety, and experience managing another sober living home, Bryan accepted a leadership role at Turning Point as the Plano House Manager. Successfully completing 18 months of service along with continuous sobriety, Bryan was finally able to make a full transition back to his home, with his wife and teenage daughter. As one of our most celebrated and experienced alumni, Bryan was offered the position of Sober Living Director, a title we’re all incredibly proud of. Turning Point would not be where it is without the wholehearted commitment of men like Bryan Janes.
Chris’s approach is deeply rooted in his own experiences, drawing from a background in the US Army and law enforcement. Combined with his personal journey in long-term recovery, Chris has a unique perspective and profound empathy for those grappling with addiction and trauma. Additionally, Chris is committed to supporting veterans through the complexities of PTSD, transition, and integration issues.
As an ex-NFL athlete, and native TCU Horned Frog, Matthew’s experience affords him a unique perspective into the World of Wellness. From the many nuances of weight training, HIIT, and nutrition, to the functional application of mobility and Pilates, his dynamic skill set is all-inclusive. Matthew’s personal commitment to whole-person healing, addressing Mind, Body, and Soul, makes wellness accessible and enjoyable for all.”
