A.R.T. Recovery Technologies

Advisors & Partners

Help shape the future of recovery technology.

A.R.T. Recovery Technologies is building neuroscience-informed behavioral support systems designed to strengthen awareness, regulation, and intervention pathways.

We are seeking advisors, clinicians, researchers, recovery leaders, and strategic partners to help guide development.

Together we build what recovery still needs.

Current Areas of Need

Who we are looking for

Clinical Advisors

  • Addiction medicine
  • Behavioral health
  • Family systems
  • Trauma-informed care
  • ART / EMDR
  • Recovery specialists

Recovery Ecosystem

  • Recovery centers
  • Peer support leaders
  • Sponsors
  • Family recovery advocates
  • Community partners

Research & Academic

  • Behavioral health researchers
  • Digital health
  • Human factors
  • Wearables
  • Stress regulation
  • Universities

Future Technical Advisors

  • Biomedical engineering
  • Wearables
  • Calibration systems
  • Biomarkers
  • Neuro-regulation technologies
A.R.T. advisory partners

Science guided · Compassion driven · Recovery focused

Building solutions before crisis.

What We Need Right Now

Guidance. Insight. Partnership.

  • Guidance
  • Reality checks
  • Clinical insight
  • Research collaboration
  • Mission partners

No operational commitment required.

Current Stage

Where we are today

  • Research foundation
  • Framework development
  • Product architecture
  • Advisory recruitment
  • IP exploration
  • Clinical ecosystem planning

Meet the Founder

Shanna D. Olds

Founder, A.R.T.

Author, publisher, entrepreneur, and advocate exploring trauma, recovery, resilience, and restoration through technology and storytelling.

BURIED: Unearthing the Trauma SeedRunning ParallelBeside the Battle

Interested in Connecting?

We would love to hear from you

Clinicians, researchers, recovery leaders, universities, and future collaborators.

CliniciansResearchersRecovery leadersUniversitiesFuture collaborators

No operational commitment required.