Keith Morton is a college graduate with a decade in the hospitality industry, including management. After struggling with addiction for many years, he found his way to the other side and the freedom that only an addiction-free life can provide. He credits his sustained recovery to ARC and its pioneering model of recovery through adopting an active lifestyle. With a strong foundation in the 12 steps, he branched out to grow his recovery. Part of his journey was discovering the value of fitness, concentrating on weights and strength training, and recognizing its part in the holistic approach of mind, body and spirit toward sustained wellness. Today, he applies his personal experiences and his certification as a personal trainer to help guide others who are struggling to navigate the peaks and valleys of early sobriety. He highlights the importance of goal setting and discipline in the gym to help translate these values into the real world.
Lauren Sinha is the Director of Operations and a Recovery Coach at Active Recovery Homes (ARH). She is the heart behind much of what makes ARH a place where people feel seen, supported, and empowered to transform their lives. Through her leadership, she helps cultivate a culture of compassion, accountability, and excellence, ensuring that every client experiences the structure, encouragement, and genuine care needed to build a lasting foundation in recovery.
As a woman with over a decade in recovery, Lauren leads from a place of authenticity, humility, and hope. She knows firsthand that recovery is about so much more than abstaining from substances. It is about rediscovering purpose, rebuilding trust, healing relationships, and creating a life worth living. Her lived experience, combined with years of professional expertise in recovery coaching, case management, education, and program development, allows her to connect with others in a deeply meaningful way that inspires lasting transformation. She is a respected leader in the recovery community whose unwavering belief in people empowers them to discover their strength, embrace accountability, and realize that lasting change is always possible.
Lauren is also an incredibly devoted and resilient mother of two, a role that has shaped her leadership, deepened her compassion, and strengthened her unwavering commitment to helping others. She understands that true recovery has a ripple effect. She transforms not only individual lives but also families and future generations. Her ability to lead with both strength and empathy allows her to meet people where they are while inspiring them to believe in what is possible. She is a living example that healing, growth, and lasting change can create a legacy that extends far beyond ourselves.
Lauren believes every person deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and become the best version of themselves. She is deeply committed to walking alongside others through every stage of their recovery journey, reminding them that hope is never out of reach, no setback defines a person, and no one has to walk the path of recovery alone. Her passion for service, exceptional leadership, and steadfast commitment to changing lives make her an extraordinary advocate for recovery and an invaluable part of the Active Recovery Homes family.