Toppa Broadway

08/21/2026

I've been working hard to decide the true direction of this page. I have been providing substance abuse treatment services for 35 years. The most important thing I've learned is that the more we know, the more we realize we don't know.

I provide outpatient ADSAC programs and outpatient treatment in Enid, Ok. I want this page to cover the many questions, concerns and researched based information possible. I also want to engage family members loved ones with substance abuse/mental health disorders.

Let's talk about the truths about ma*****na. Let's look at the Fentanyl crisis. Let's look at what treatments are effective and which ones maybe not so much.

Primarily lets accept that successful treatment involves accurate diagnosis and treatment plans MUST be individualized. For years we have used assessment to put people in "one size fits all" boxes. Individuals don't all fit in the same box.

Most posts will be video posts and I want you to participate. I will be posting the first introduction video soon. I hope you will like and share this page to reach as many families and individuals strugglins as possible.

Appreciate any interaction and feedback.

Bill Robinson - Standing on the Toppa Broadway

03/31/2026

I've been providing substance abuse services for 35 years in Oklahoma. We are in a time of great need for quality services and funding to support those services. But funding isn't the only answer. For years we have put "addiction" in a one size fits all box. We might have a few variations but we HAVE to get better at meeting INDIVIDUAL needs.

Is "addiction" a disease? Is it a behavioral problem? What is it? If we don't understand what it is, how can we possibly successfully treat it? In reality, we DON'T treat "it." We treat people. Individuals. And we treat them with the dignity and respect they deserve as hurting human beings.

In my next post, I will be addressing those issues. In the meantime, call me for assessments, outpatient treatment program, or in Oklahoma, the ADSAC program. I do it all to the best of my ability. 580-478-8129 Real Life Solutions.

10/17/2025

Ready, set, go to search bar for Toppa Broadway. Love to have you join me.

10/17/2025

10/17/2025

Real Life Solutions page is now officially Toppa Broadway. Standing on Toppa Broadway and under my feet is the office/studio where it all happens.

My goal is to identify problems and FOCUS on solutions; To discuss differences, talk to each other rather than yell at each other. I want to focus on ideologies rather than personalities. There IS common ground. I was raised in a family that by example taught me we are all more alike than we are different.

Starting Saturday, the majority of the posts will be video. Set up for Podcast type discussion and will develop that avenue. I'm excited to talk WITH you. Even in whatever differences there may be I want this page to focus on solutions.

"I hope someday you will join us ---------"

Be kind to one another. It's never been more important. 🙂

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09/30/2025

Real changes coming to Real Life Solutions. Page name change, Podcast type presentations of Substance Abuse and Mental Health, Education, Criminal Justice and for fun, music. The page will also have a name change while continuing to represent the same stories and educational information.

You can't take politics out of any of these topics. But the primary purpose is to come together about issue, not personalities. What can most of us agree we want this Great Nation to be? Finding common ground and discussing differences with in a civil manner. Red, Blue, somewhere in between I think in terms of common goals there are many. Let's talk about them. And get some inspiration along the way. I appreciate your "Following" Real Life Solutions and hope you find the changes more inclusive and entertaining. Look for the name change: "Toppa Broadway."

Thanks,
Bill

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07/25/2024

Regular check up with primary care Physician. Vitals great and blood work great. I didn't do the mental health part. Decided to quit while I was ahead. 🤣

07/07/2024

Dollar General for a quick two items: Cashier 20 something after getting receipt: "Thanks bruh. Have a good night."
Me: "Bet bruh. You too."
I can and will stay young with the crowd. :)

Be kind to one another. Except those attempting to oppress your right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.

05/28/2024

Tonight in group we talked about how past events shape so much of our beliefs and attitudes. I talked about the Vietnam conflict and the draft. It's not uncommon for me to be the oldest person in the room. Although some knew the history, none could fully grasp the concept of young people being swept from their families, jobs and lives to go fight is a conflict they may or may not agree with.

As someone who wasn't drafted, I had friends that didn't come home. I watched their families grieve. I heard words of praise for those who sacrificed their lives for out country while hearing the continuing question, why?

As irony often plays out, I got home and caught most of one of the most powerful documentaries I've seen. It was many of the actors and actresses that played a role in the series MASH. I don't have a clue what it was like in the jungle of war. But the documentary brought back raw emotions of that time in history. MASH was a comedy yet mixed with the reality of horror.

Watching clips from the show, reminded me of that time in life. It reminded me of how powerful the series was for the times. It also reminded me that as much as that period of time shaped some of my beliefs, there's no way it could help me know what it was to have been there.

As much as I honor all fallen service people that sacrificed their lives in service of our country, I want to express my gratitude and validate the honor for those who were in the jungles of Vietnam. Many didn't choose to go but patriotically went when called. As the conflict ended and our heroes came home, in my opinion they didn't receive the honor and support they should have.

For whatever reason, our heroes of Vietnam were seen differently from other Veterans of War. The documentary of MASH and memories of living that time in history left me with continued gratitude for those who DID go and yet that one question lingers, why, and did we learn from it?

Thank you to ALL who bravely served.