Recovery Support
Designed Around You

Considering Change

Exploring what sobriety could look like, with support and without pressure.

Actively Working Toward Sobriety

Building daily habits and accountability to support your recovery goals.

Maintaining Long-Term Recovery

Staying connected to support that reinforces your progress over time.

Daily Breathalyzer Accountability

Daily breathalyzer testing helps individuals maintain accountability in sobriety while reinforcing recovery commitments.

Consistent monitoring can provide structure that supports recovery progress and helps rebuild trust with family members.

Remote Drug and Alcohol Testing

Remote testing tools provide an additional layer of accountability for individuals working to maintain sobriety.

These tools help reinforce recovery goals while allowing individuals to remain engaged in daily life.

Peer Recovery Coaching

Members connect with trained peer recovery coaches who provide encouragement and guidance based on lived recovery experience.

Peer coaching helps individuals remain connected to recovery goals and maintain accountability over time.

Peer Recovery Support

Peer support connects individuals with others who understand the challenges of recovery and can provide encouragement and perspective.

This connection can reinforce recovery routines and reduce feelings of isolation.

Risk Reduction

Recovery support can help reduce risks associated with alcohol or substance use while encouraging healthier decisions and accountability.

Recovery journeys are different for every individual.

Support Across Stages of Change

People approach recovery in different ways. Recovery support can help individuals who are:

Treatment helps individuals stabilize and begin recovery.

Recovery support helps individuals maintain accountability and connection to sobriety after treatment or during long-term recovery.

Recovery support complements clinical care but does not replace medical or psychiatric treatment.