Our media outreach delivered immediate results. On February 5, People Magazine told the All Points North Lodge version of events, quoting Disick that the treatment center wasn’t in any way responsible for the leak: “l have resolved all of my issues with APN Lodge and after an investigation do not believe that the facility was responsible for the leak of my personal information.”
Furthermore, Disick added that this should be an important point in making the case that there shouldn’t be any stigma in securing treatment. He explained, “I hope this experience encourages, rather than discourages, others from seeking the help they need.” Other outlets soon followed – with social conversations activating, too – including Yahoo Entertainment and Yahoo UK, E!Online, Us Weekly, MSN, Daily Mail, Just Jared, ET Canada, LoveBScott, Perez Hilton, TV Shows Ace, Daily Soap Dish, and Pop Culture,
All Points North Lodge was genuinely delighted – and surprised – by the turn of events. “In one day, you’ve already proven to us that you were absolutely the right choice,” said Anna Mason, marketing manager for All Points North Lodge. “We didn’t know PR could be this good.”
Bospar is excited to begin implementing the next phase of its collaboration with All Points North Lodge – to destigmatize mental health challenges and to champion the life-changing impact All Points North can have for those who are struggling.