*Ruth* was going about her usual routine when she came across the news article that made her pause. The article disclosed the massive financial scandal of a well-known philanthropist, which had led to their charity's abrupt shutdown. For *Ruth*, who had once been a benefactor of this charity during a particularly rough period, this news was more than just a headline.

The news article triggered a flood of memories for *Ruth*. Once a thriving artist, she had fallen into the depths of substance abuse after a series of personal setbacks. It was the charity, now embroiled in scandal, that had initially supported her path to recovery. The news threw her back into a whirlwind of emotions and uncertainty about her future.

Determined not to fall back into old habits, *Ruth* decided to seek help again. This time, she came across the Stepping Into Action program from Hofman Hollis. The program promised guidance through difficult times, which was exactly what *Ruth* needed. With renewed determination, she started to follow the materials from the program meticulously.

'The program speaks to my soul,' *Ruth* noted, 'It provides practical steps but also addresses the emotional aspects of recovery.'

Expert opinions on programs like Stepping Into Action are varied. Dr. *Alan Boyle* suggests that such structured programs can offer critical support to those in need. On the other hand, Dr. *Jean Carrington* argues that the effectiveness of online programs is limited without face-to-face interaction, which can be key for some individuals.

Despite the differing opinions, *Ruth* found solace in the program. It wasn’t easy to find help nearby in Goody, and the flexibility of an online initiative was a lifeline for her. The program's multidisciplinary approach helped her address both her substance abuse issues and emotional well-being.

In the end, *Ruth* realized that seeking help was the best decision she could have made. While the journey was tough, the online program became an unlikely but invaluable ally. In her words, 'Finding this program was a blessing in disguise. It’s taught me that help can come from the most unexpected places.'

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* Names and situations are fictional and not intended to resemble anyone in particular. They are illustrative of how the services can apply to the lives of every day people living ordinary lives.