Brave Soul

Jordan and Braden

The loss and grief caused by addiction is endless and it touches all of our lives in some way. Millions of souls have lost the battle. Losing the life of a sibling is unbearable. Our CEO, Jordan Hamilton, has lost many people in his life from addiction and mental health. Then he lost his older brother to overdose in 2018 after a long battle with addiction. Nine months after he lost his brother, he lost his younger stepsister to an overdose driven by her battle with mental health. It’s a heartache that drives him to continue to work in the trenches of addiction and mental health to provide the support, resources, and community to families and individuals suffering from the disease of addiction and mental health issues. To help men and their families find recovery and healing has become his life’s work.

Jordan fought his own battle with addiction from an early age and his story is simply miraculous. He was 13 years old the first time he entered a long-term program, unfortunately that experience was wrought with abuse. He had a long and difficult road ahead. After years of struggling as an adolescent and young adult, including multiple treatment episodes, Jordan found freedom and recovery in 2008. That journey led him down a path that became his mission to give back to the community and families who are experiencing challenges and struggles with addiction. Choice House was designed to give our men the absolute best chance to recover and build a life they can be excited about. Choice House is structured as a year-long full-continuum of care program that has resources and a community available to you and your loved ones even after completing treatment. The time invested bears a lifelong return.

"My greatest strength is the guy sitting next to me who's suffering like I am. We heal when we get vulnerable. We heal in community. We heal when we take radical responsibility for our recovery."
Choice House Jordan
Jordan Hamilton
Owner, CEO

Brave Soul: To Those Who Have Lost A Loved One

Brave Soul is a song about Jordan’s older brother, written and sung by Jordan’s younger sister Emma Grace, and produced by one of Jordan’s closest friends, Nick Miller. Most of the world knows him as Illenium. He’s of the most impactful and successful EDM producers in the US and has a massive global fan base. The song has become an anthem for so many who have lost someone they love to addiction.

Brave Soul is one of the most personal songs I’ve worked on. Emma and I wrote it late one night, thinking about her and Jordan’s brother, who we lost to an overdose. We wanted to turn that pain into something real—a way to honor him and reflect on the strength it takes to keep going. We know so many people are in that same pain. Playing it live for the first time was unforgettable, seeing the crowd connect with that story. It’s a connection that feels universal—a reminder that whether it’s you or someone you know, there’s a community out there that understands.

Addiction doesn’t have to be faced alone. Recovery shouldn’t be either. We get better together. If you’re in that place, know there’s a path forward and people ready to help.❤️ – Nick Miller (aka Illenium)

Overdoses

Overdose

Overdose deaths have become a tragic and escalating crisis across the United States. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), the rates of overdose deaths have surged dramatically in recent years, with opioids being a major contributor. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for effective addiction treatment and prevention strategies. At Choice House in Colorado, we understand the gravity of this issue and are dedicated to providing comprehensive care to those struggling with addiction and support to their families. Our goal is to help individuals overcome their substance use disorders and lead healthier, more fulfilling lives, free from the shadow of overdose.

How Choice House Can Help

If you’re reading this, you probably already know that watching someone you love struggle with addiction is one of the most painful and isolating experiences there is. You’ve likely tried everything — conversations, ultimatums, research, hope. You may be starting to wonder if anything will actually work.

We built Choice House for exactly this moment. Our program isn’t a quick fix or a 30-day reset — it’s a long-term commitment to helping men build a life they don’t need to escape from. If your son, brother, or husband needs help, we’re ready for him.

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