Recovery Programs for Your Journey
Discover recovery approaches that align with your values and support your unique journey. Every path to recovery is valid—what matters is finding what works for you.
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Substance Recovery Programs
For those recovering from alcohol and drug addiction
The original 12-step program for alcohol addiction recovery, based on spiritual principles and peer support.
Key Features
Best For
- People open to spiritual approaches
- Those who benefit from structured programs
A science-based, secular program using cognitive-behavioral techniques and motivational tools.
Key Features
Best For
- People preferring scientific approaches
- Those uncomfortable with spirituality
A peer-led movement using Buddhist principles and meditation to overcome addiction.
Key Features
Best For
- People interested in mindfulness
- Those seeking trauma-informed recovery
A Christ-centered 12-step program addressing all types of hurts, habits, and hang-ups.
Key Features
Best For
- Christians seeking faith-based recovery
- People wanting to integrate faith and recovery
A secular, abstinence-based organization offering peer support for addiction recovery.
Key Features
Best For
- Atheists and agnostics
- People wanting conversational meetings
A Buddhist-inspired approach to recovery based on the Four Noble Truths.
Key Features
Best For
- People drawn to Buddhism
- Those seeking meditation-based recovery
A 12-step program for recovery from drug addiction, adapted from AA principles.
Key Features
Best For
- People with drug addiction
- Those seeking spiritual approach
A non-religious, self-empowerment approach to recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.
Key Features
Best For
- Atheists and agnostics
- Those preferring self-reliance
Family & Friends Support
For loved ones affected by someone else's addiction
Support groups for families and friends of alcoholics, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not.
Key Features
Best For
- Family members of alcoholics
- Spouses and partners
A 12-step program for adults who grew up in alcoholic or dysfunctional families.
Key Features
Best For
- Adults from dysfunctional families
- Children of alcoholics/addicts
A 12-step program for people seeking healthy, loving relationships.
Key Features
Best For
- People with relationship issues
- Those who lose themselves in relationships
Moderation & Harm Reduction
Alternative approaches to complete abstinence
A peer support group offering flexible goals from safer drinking to reduced drinking to quitting.
Key Features
Best For
- Problem drinkers
- Those wanting moderation
A behavioral change program for problem drinkers seeking to moderate their alcohol consumption.
Key Features
Best For
- Early-stage problem drinkers
- Those wanting to moderate
Behavioral & Process Addictions
For gambling, eating, sex, and other behavioral addictions
A 12-step program for people with gambling addiction seeking to stop gambling entirely.
Key Features
Best For
- Compulsive gamblers
- Those with gambling debts
A 12-step program for people seeking recovery from addictive sexual behavior.
Key Features
Best For
- Sex addicts
- Those with compulsive sexual behavior
A 12-step program for people with eating disorders including overeating, undereating, and bulimia.
Key Features
Best For
- Compulsive eaters
- People with binge eating
Specialized Programs
Programs designed for specific populations
A self-help program specifically designed for women overcoming alcohol and drug addiction.
Key Features
Best For
- Women in recovery
- Those dealing with shame
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