John Ingham is a distinguished leader and medical copywriter in the field of addiction treatment and recovery, whose expertise and dedication have contributed significantly to the advancement of mental health and addiction services for nearly a decade. John’s work extends beyond organizational boundaries to include substantial contributions to public health initiatives and policy discussions on a local, state, and federal level.

He has collaborated with active and former members of government, including an appointment by Mayor Briley in Nashville to join the committee overseeing the city’s $2M annual budget for HIV prevention, outreach, and treatment (Ryan White Foundation), leading discussions with the Texas Senate (HB1486 signing and HHSC), and working alongside former executive branch presidential appointees, such as James Carrol, Michael Botticelli, Uttam Dihlon, and Gregory T. Angelo. As well, his work has been televised multiple times, including in an Emmy Award winning journalistic documentary, public service announcements by The State of Texas, a University of Texas at Austin SAMHSA Town Hall, and more.

These efforts underscore John’s ability to bridge the gap between public health needs and policy, fostering environments that support recovery and mental health. John’s profound impact on the treatment industry is further highlighted by his innovative approach to telehealth, development of go-to-market strategies, and his advocacy for effective addiction and mental health services at a national level.

John has also been trusted as a lecturer in undergraduate and graduate level seminars at The University of Texas at Austin, and Vanderbilt University, helping to bring his knowledge to the future clinicians in the behavioral health space.