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Joshua Pair, M.Ed., LCDC, SAP

Substance Abuse Professional

Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor

Joshua Pair is an addiction counselor and the founder of Addiction Recovery Solutions, PLLC and Longview Screening Solutions. With experience in substance abuse counseling, relapse prevention, and DOT-compliant drug testing, Joshua has helped thousands of individuals navigate the recovery process with evidence-based support and compassionate care.

As a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), Joshua specializes in return-to-duty evaluations, individualized treatment plans, and structured counseling programs for individuals and businesses. He also provides mobile and lab-based drug testing, DOT/non-DOT evaluations, and compliance training for employers and professionals.

Committed to education and accessibility, Joshua has developed workbooks, online courses, and multi-dorm recovery broadcasts, reaching over 2,300 clients with engaging, structured content. His e-learning platform, SAPCourses.Thinkific.com, offers nationwide certification and training programs for SAP professionals.

With a focus on long-term recovery and personal transformation, Joshua integrates cognitive-behavioral therapy, relapse prevention techniques, and structured accountability measures to guide clients toward a healthier future. Whether through one-on-one counseling, group facilitation, or digital learning, Joshua is dedicated to helping individuals overcome addiction, regain control, and rebuild their lives.

The Next Step: Navigating the Road to Long-Term Recovery

"The Next Step: Navigating the Road to Long-Term Recovery" is a 36-module workbook with interactive worksheets designed for self-guided use or facilitated group settings. It covers key topics like emotional health, relapse prevention, healthy relationships, and personal growth. Each lesson includes practical tools and reflection exercises to empower long-term recovery.

Information Form - Pathways to Recovery

Lesson 1

This discussion explores addiction as a disease impacting the brain's reward system, and emphasizes that recovery involves healing the whole person, not just stopping the substance. It discusses the less obvious signs of addiction, debunks common myths, and delves into family roles, while highlighting key concepts like neuroplasticity, urge surfing, and the importance of a support system and financial stability

Lesson 2

This discussion explores the disease model of addiction, emphasizing its impact on the brain and body, as well as the crucial role of recovery strategies including managing triggers, building healthy coping mechanisms, and fostering self-compassion. It also underscores the importance of addressing family dynamics, co-occurring disorders, and building financial stability for long-term well-being.