Testimonials

Seeing the positive outcomes of our efforts brings me so much joy and hope. It reminds me of my own struggles and hard times, and how rewarding it is to see others overcome similar challenges. It proves that fighting addiction and mental health challenges is tough but possible. Each story shared here shows the strength and resilience of those who faced their struggles and found healing. These stories give hope to others going through tough times.

Empowering Voices, Inspiring Lives

  • “Having conversations with Meir and experiencing his uncanny ability to perceive and address issues with profound wisdom has been an incredible experience . His insights are not only powerful but also practical. I consider myself lucky to call him my family. The entire Friedman family is so so so proud of you, May! Love you Buddy!"

    - Kivi Cohen

  • "I learnt at a very advanced and Choshuve Beis Medrash alongside Meir, where social pressures were rampant, and issues like mine were often swept under the rug. So under the pretense that everything was fine i just kept up my Shtarke facade. Hearing that Meir developed this program was a huge relief; I realized I’m not alone, and just like Meir, I can and will beat this. Thanks to Meir and the entire Friedman Alcoholics family, I’m proud to say I’m on the road to recovery for the first time in my life."

    - Anonymous

  • At Mesivta Nezer Hatorah, one of Lakewood’s most prestigious Yeshivas under the leadership of Rabbi Brus, we were in search of guidance on the nuances of addiction-related matters. Who better than the Nezer Hatorah superstar, Meir Friedman! Meir was our model Bochur, excelling in Torah, Sports, Derech Eretz, Ruchniyus, and Gashmiyus; and he now uses his talents for the needs of Klal Yisroel. With Meir’s knowledge of the inner workings of our Mosid, we have been able to crack down on these terrible issues. We are very proud to call Meir one of ours.

    - Mesivta Nezer Hatorah

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