A day with a little structure
Small routines and practical next steps. A place to organize the day, find a meeting and keep what matters in view.
AI-forward work by Creative House Studios
A practical next chapter, under your center’s name.
When treatment ends, everyday life keeps going. We’re developing a voice-enabled recovery guide people can return to for practical guidance, useful routines and room to create.
For treatment organizations exploring what their clients could carry home: their resources, a familiar name and a guide to what comes next.
Your center
Recovery guide
Recovery guide
A little room for today
What would make
today feel possible?
Today
Make time for a meeting.
Take a walk.
Write a few lines.
Meetings
Music
Stories
Story Studio
A guide to the right room
Practical support. A creative life.
More than a list of things to do.
Recovery is part of a person’s life. So are the things they want to learn, the people they want to stay close to and the stories they still want to tell.
Something worth coming back to
Stories, music and learning that make room for curiosity and enjoyment, alongside the work of recovery.
Room for their own voice
Story Studio gives personal experience a place to take shape. Writing, reflection and creative expression belong here, too.
Begin with the guide. Shape the organization’s version together.
The current review demo shows daily planning, meetings, resources, music and stories as illustrative rooms, alongside Story Studio with AI-assisted creative tools and voice interaction in preview. Center branding and resources are the next proposed step. Connected calendars and contacts are possibilities to explore, with the participant’s permission.
A familiar name on the door
Your resources.
Their own next chapter.
A proposed center-branded version can bring your resources and chosen learning material into one place, alongside music, stories and creative tools. We would work with your team to define what belongs there.
Discuss your center’s versionClear boundaries from the start.
- Human connection stays central.The guide helps people find their way to meetings, resources and the people in their lives.
- Participant content stays out of sponsor reporting.Sponsor organizations receive no participant conversations, personal plans or Story Studio content.
- Scope is agreed before a pilot.Resources, participant experience and measures are defined together. Clinical outcomes are not promised.
Creative House portfolio & distribution
The Simple Plan on YouTube.
Public channel totals from our portfolio work. These figures describe The Simple Plan’s YouTube audience and reach.
Open The Simple Plan channelPublic totals are currently unavailable. You can view the latest available totals on the channel.
A few questions worth asking.
What can we see today?
We can walk you through the current recovery-guide review demo. The center-branded example above illustrates a proposed direction; it is not a deployed sponsor app.
Who is the organization offering for?
Treatment-center owners, CEOs, operations leaders and executive directors considering how practical resources and creative experiences might travel home with their clients.
How would a pilot work?
A first conversation establishes fit. From there, we would agree on the audience, resources, delivery scope and measures. Pricing, duration and licensing terms are discussed directly.
Who builds it?
Creative House Studios. Glen Kerby and Shelly Frank bring story, production and platform experience to the work. This is a Creative House commercial offering.
For treatment-center and network leaders
Your next conversation with Glen.
Start with a conversation with Glen and Shelly. See the guide, talk through your resources and decide whether a pilot is a useful next step.
Send your business brief, then choose a 30-minute walkthrough. Available times follow Shelly’s connected calendar; Glen is invited to the call. Scope, timing and commercial terms are discussed together.