Wholeview Wellness

08/31/2026

Today, on we remember the lives lost to overdose, stand with the families and communities grieving them, and renew our commitment to those still in need of care.

In this article, Wholeview Wellness Founder and CEO, Dr. Sarah Church urges us not to lose momentum in the fight against overdose. Progress matters, but it is not a reason for complacency. Too many people are still dying from preventable overdoses, and every loss is a reminder that access to compassionate, evidence-based treatment, harm-reduction resources, and sustained recovery support remains urgent.

We cannot give up an inch. We must continue to expand treatment, reduce stigma, support families, and meet people where they are with dignity and hope.

Read Dr. Church’s article here: https://bit.ly/4h1aIE2

If you or someone you love needs immediate support, call or text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 in an emergency. If you need treatment for OUD or addiction, give us a call at 212-204-8430. We would be honored to help.

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08/04/2026

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02/06/2026

With Super Bowl Sunday just days away, sports betting is about to hit its peak, with an estimated 67 million Americans expected to wager on the game this year. While many people will bet for fun, big events like this can be hazardous for those already struggling, or on the verge of struggling, with gambling.

Our founder and clinical director, Dr. Sarah Church, recently joined David Lawrence of the RANE Risk Network for the “Beyond the Spread: High Stakes & Hard Truths of Online Gambling” podcast to discuss how online sportsbooks, nonstop promotions, and easy access can turn “just one more bet” into a serious gambling problem. The conversation covers warning signs to watch for, the impact on families and finances, and what effective, evidence-based treatment looks like for gambling disorder today.

At Wholeview Wellness, we offer specialized programs for people affected by gambling, including Wholeview RESET—a fully virtual, OASAS-certified program for individuals and families across New York State. If you or someone you care about is feeling overwhelmed by sports betting this week, we’re here to help. https://wholeview.co/contact-us/

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In this episode of RANE Insights, Founder of RANE David Lawrence sits down with Dr. Sarah Church to explore the culture of online gambling and its societal e...

12/27/2025

We're excited to announce an opening for Assistant Program Director at Wholeview Wellness to support our innovative, OASAS-licensed Wholeview Direct virtual program.
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Role Overview

This role involves assisting in overseeing clinical operations for our fully virtual group psychotherapy services, ensuring compliance, and driving evidence-based care delivery. It's ideal for a passionate professional in behavioral health ready to make an impact in telehealth addiction and mental health treatment.
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Key Responsibilities
Supervise program staff and operations for Wholeview Direct.
Maintain OASAS licensing standards and full program compliance.
Support compassionate, evidence-based patient care remotely.
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Qualifications and Location
Candidates should have relevant experience in mental health or addiction services. The position offers an annual salary of $90,000–$110,000 and is fully remote in NYS. Join our team in New York, NY, to advance virtual wellness solutions and to democratize healthcare for those who need it most!
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Check out the full details and apply at Indeed:

Wholeview Wellness

12/20/2025

The tragic deaths in Rob and Michele Reiner’s family have resurfaced a painful truth: addiction affects the entire family system, not just the person using substances. Families are often left carrying fear, grief, and uncertainty while trying to support someone they love.
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At Wholeview Wellness, we meet families who are struggling every day. We see parents, partners, siblings, and adult children who are doing everything they can, yet feel scared, isolated, and unsure what “helping” should actually look like. The narrative is often either “tough love” or “do nothing,” but there is a more hopeful, evidence-based middle path.
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One of the ways we support loved ones is through CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training), a structured, non‑confrontational, skills-based approach designed specifically for people who are worried about a family member’s alcohol or drug use. CRAFT teaches practical tools for:
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Communicating in ways that reduce conflict and increase connection.
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Reinforcing healthy, non‑using behaviors instead of unintentionally reinforcing substance use.
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Setting safer, clearer boundaries while also prioritizing your own well‑being.
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Research has shown that families who participate in CRAFT are more likely to successfully engage their loved one in treatment than those using traditional confrontational interventions, while also improving their own quality of life. For many, this means feeling less alone, less reactive, and more grounded in a plan.
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If you are a loved one feeling frightened or helpless in the wake of stories like the Reiner family’s, you do not have to navigate this alone. Wholeview Wellness offers CRAFT family training as part of our commitment to caring for the whole family, not only the identified patient. To learn more about our CRAFT family support, you can contact our team or visit our website

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Nick Reiner, charged with murdering his parents, Rob and Michele Singer Reiner, spent much of his life battling drug addiction, an affliction that millions of Americans face.