Blueprint Institute was created to offer something many men have not experienced in their recovery journey — a structured, high-accountability environment designed to help them stabilize, rebuild, and move forward with clarity.
This program exists for men who are not new to recovery, but who continue to find themselves stuck. Men who understand the concepts, who have done meaningful work, yet have not been able to create lasting change in their lives.
Blueprint Institute provides a contained, intentional environment where that work can finally take hold.
Insight alone is not enough.
Many men can articulate their patterns, understand their behaviors, and even engage deeply in recovery conversations
yet still struggle to live differently. Without structure, accountability, and consistent support, it is easy to return to familiar cycles.
Blueprint Institute was built to bridge that gap.
This is not a program focused on information. It is a program focused on integration — helping men translate awareness into action, and action into lasting change.
Founder & Executive Director
Luke Gordon is the Founder and Executive Director of Blueprint Institute. With years of clinical leadership in the recovery field, his work integrates trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioral frameworks, emotionally focused work, and parts-based approaches to help men move beyond intellectual understanding and into meaningful behavioral and emotional change.
His experience working with men in recovery consistently revealed a gap between insight and sustained change. Blueprint Institute was built directly in response to that gap — providing the structure, accountability, and immersive environment necessary for men to translate what they know into how they live.
Operations Manager
Curtis McMichael serves as the Operations Manager at Blueprint Institute, where he
plays a central role in creating a structured, consistent environment that supports
meaningful change.
His connection to this work is not only professional, but personal. Having walked his
own recovery journey, Curtis brings a grounded understanding of what it takes to move beyond insight and into lived, sustainable change.
He was drawn to Blueprint Institute by its commitment to closing the gap between
knowing and doing—building an environment where individuals are both supported and challenged to engage differently with themselves and their lives.
In his role, Curtis helps maintain the rhythm, accountability, and day-to-day structure that allows the work to take hold. He is committed to walking alongside clients as they learn to engage honestly, live with greater intention, and follow through in ways that create real change over time.
Clinical Director
Alana Gordon, LMFT, CSAT, CCPS, BSP, Breathwork Facilitator
Alana Gordon is a licensed marriage and family therapist, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), and President of APSATS. She is a respected leader in the field of betrayal trauma recovery, infidelity healing, and relational repair.
She is the co-founder and owner of Choose Recovery Services, where she provides trauma-informed care for individuals and couples navigating the impact of sexual betrayal and problematic sexual behaviors. Her work includes clinical therapy, full disclosure processes, customized intensives, retreats, and group-based healing experiences that support deep and lasting recovery.
Alana is also the host of the Choose To Be podcast, where she offers honest conversations and practical support for women healing from betrayal trauma and reconnecting with themselves.
Known for her grounded, compassionate, and direct approach, Alana integrates evidence-based and somatic principles to help clients move beyond survival and into greater clarity, stability, and self-leadership. She believes meaningful healing is possible when individuals are supported in truth, safety, and connection.
Blueprint Institute is designed for men who are ready for a different level of engagement in their recovery.
This includes men who:
If you are considering this level of care, the next step is a conversation — not a commitment.
This is an opportunity to better understand your situation, answer your questions, and determine whether this program is the right fit.
