CENTENNIAL, CO, August 28, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Cameron Lundstrom has been selected for inclusion in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
Mr. Lundstrom's professional journey is marked by transformation, resilience and a commitment to service within the behavioral health and criminal justice fields. As chief executive officer and founder of NAS Recovery Solutions LLC since 2019, he has overseen the organization's growth from a one-person operation into a leading outpatient treatment provider on Colorado's Front Range. Under his leadership, NAS Recovery Solutions delivers American Society of Addiction Medicine Level 2.1 services across 17 halfway houses, employs a team of 33 professionals and serves as an approved vendor for the Colorado Department of Corrections, community corrections and parole services. The organization is licensed through the state of Colorado and recognized for its quality delivery of behavioral health and recovery support services.
Concurrent with this work at NAS Recovery Solutions LLC, Mr. Lundstrom served as a parent advocate with the Office of Respondent Parent Council beginning in 2020. In this capacity, he piloted the parent advocacy program for the state of Colorado, becoming the only parent advocate statewide for three years. His work involved supporting parents navigating child welfare cases and helping them move toward reunification with their children—a mission informed by his own experiences with family separation and recovery. His efforts in this role earned him national recognition as a Reunification Hero from the American Bar Association in 2022.
In 2019, Mr. Lundstrom also held the position of chief executive officer and director of operations at A Nap and a Sandwich in Arvada, Colorado. That same year, he was selected as a core group candidate for the "7 Habits on the Inside" program in Canon City, Colorado, where he both learned and taught principles of personal development to others within the correctional system.
Mr. Lundstrom began his career as a welder and fabricator with CCI Metal Products from 2013 to 2017. Todasy, his expertise encompasses behavioral health treatment, recovery services and work within the criminal justice system—areas in which he has achieved notable distinction. He is an active member of several industry organizations, including the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, the Colorado Providers Association and the Behavioral Health Administration - Colorado.
Born in Fontana, California, Mr. Lundstrom's early life was shaped by adversity—including family instability, substance use challenges and involvement with criminal justice from adolescence onward. After moving from Southern California to Denver during his teenage years, he enlisted in military service during Desert Shield and Desert Storm but struggled with reintegration upon returning home—a period marked by addiction relapse and legal difficulties that ultimately led to incarceration.
During his time in prison beginning in 2012, Mr. Lundstrom underwent profound personal change—embracing responsibility for his actions, overcoming cancer following surgery and chemotherapy in 2018 and dedicating himself to helping others rebuild their lives from within correctional facilities. After release in 2019, he immediately began working with individuals on parole before founding NAS Recovery Solutions LLC.
Academically, Mr. Lundstrom's background includes earning a general educational development credential in Colorado. He has further distinguished himself through multiple professional certifications, including being a certified peer support specialist through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, a qualified behavioral health assistant and a certified personal trainer through the International Sports Sciences Association.
Apart from his education, Mr. Lundstrom attributes his success to unwavering integrity, responsibility and accountability—principles that have guided both his personal transformation and professional achievements. He emphasizes following through on commitments even when faced with adversity or personal cost, believing that ethical consistency has earned him trust within community corrections programs statewide.
Civically involved in his community, Mr. Lundstrom serves as a board member on the Jefferson County Community Corrections Board in Colorado, where he participates in decisions affecting individuals entering or leaving community corrections. This role underscores his unique perspective as someone who once moved through that system as an inmate. He is also deeply engaged with charitable organizations, such as the Salvation Army, contributing time, resources and leadership to fundraising efforts and community events.
Among Mr. Lundstrom's most significant recognitions are being named a Reunification Hero by the American Bar Association in 2022 and being acknowledged as a facilitator by Franklin Covey Co., where he became the first individual formerly incarcerated in Colorado to be licensed to teach The 7 Habits curriculum after release. He has been invited to speak at national and world conferences for the American Correctional Association—including a world conference held in Memphis—and is recognized as a thought leader within his field.
Mr. Lundstrom's creative projects include developing "The Well in the Tree," a trademarked curriculum designed initially for individuals in recovery but adaptable for broader audiences seeking personal transformation. He is also actively involved with Redemption Road Fitness Foundation, supporting individuals transitioning from incarceration back into society through fitness-based character development programs.
In his personal life today, Mr. Lundstrom enjoys outdoor activities with his wife Linda—including hiking throughout Colorado's mountains—and shares a passion for motorcycle riding. Physical fitness remains central to his routine; weight training played an essential role in his recovery process and continues to be part of his disciplined lifestyle.
Looking ahead, Mr. Lundstrom plans to complete and publish multiple books detailing his philosophy on emotional connection and personal transformation, including a workbook currently nearing release, a companion primer and an autobiographical account titled The Body of Work. He aims to expand his impact through public speaking engagements at major conferences while introducing his curriculum to international audiences. His long-term vision centers on helping people break free from addiction—whether substance-related or behavioral—by fostering character-driven change rooted in integrity, compassion and responsibility.
Mr. Lundstrom believes that no matter where a person begins, meaningful transformation is always possible through commitment, perseverance and a willingness to change. Reflecting on his own journey, he views the adversity he faced—including his lengthy prison sentence—as the catalyst that allowed him to rebuild his life, develop his character and become the leader he is today. He hopes his experience demonstrates that lasting change is attainable for anyone who is willing to embrace personal growth and pursue a new direction.
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