Everyone’s carrying something. Most just don’t have a place to put it.

That’s why Tyler Ward and Jamie George, two longtime friends, started dreaming about a different kind of space. A place where you could finally stop pretending. Where your pain wouldn’t be too much. Where your story wouldn’t be too late.

Thrive House is that place. Where the pretending ends and the healing begins.

They’ve both lived through it. The breakdowns. The buried shame. The silent questions. And they’ve both sat across from countless others who’ve done the same.

Healing happens when we stop hiding. That’s the conviction they carry. And it’s the heart behind Thrive House.

The vision had been stirring in them for a while, but it was the overwhelming response to the song “Phone Calls to Heaven” by Emmy Russell and Tyler Ward that lit the fire. Thousands of voicemails flooded in. Raw, unfiltered confessions. Grief people had held for years. And in every voice, Tyler heard it, the need for a safe place to be seen.

He called Jamie.

And just like that, Thrive House was born.

Tyler, founder of the creative collective Song House, and Jamie, a high-performance coach and founder of Thrivalist, joined forces to build Thrive House in real time.

This is for anyone who's tired of pretending.

Join us.

It might just change your life.