What Happens When a Teen Returns 13 Years Later?
In this heartfelt episode of the Turning Winds Podcast, host Kevin Zundl sits down with Justin, an alumnus who returns to the campus that helped shape his life. From a struggling teen to a confident leader and tennis coach, Justin reflects on how Turning Winds created the foundation for growth, resilience, and lasting success.
He opens up about the challenges of reintegrating into life after treatment, the support systems that helped him stay grounded, and the impact of feeling truly seen and supported by both peers and mentors. His story is a powerful reminder that real transformation doesn’t end at discharge—it continues through connection, purpose, and belief in what’s possible.
If this story resonates with you or someone you care about, call Turning Winds at 800-845-1380 or visit turningwinds.com to learn more.
To learn more about Turning Winds, visit turningwinds.com or call 800-845-1380.
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