Recovery Matters

Recovery Matters provides structured, long-term, non-clinical recovery support that begins after treatment ends or wherever recovery begins. Its work is organized around a framework it calls Recovery Beyond Discharge™, built on the principle that recovery requires more than completing treatment. It requires time, structure, and the opportunity to build a life where recovery can take hold. Support is delivered virtually and nationwide on a private-pay basis, so participants engage in recovery within their real-world environments.

A Structured Path toward Ownership of Recovery

Recovery Matters describes its model as a developmental path that helps participants understand addiction, recognize where they are in recovery, build the capabilities to sustain it, and take increasing ownership of it. Rather than extending traditional treatment or offering periodic aftercare check-ins, the model integrates recovery into everyday living.

Its Recovery Continuums bring together:

• Professional recovery coaching
• Progressive recovery education
• Structured accountability
• Weekly drug and alcohol testing
• Recovery planning
• Recovery capital development
• Neurofeedback
• Contingency management
• Technology-supported recovery tools

Participants build the personal, social, and practical resources that support sustained recovery, including emotional regulation, healthy routines, decision-making, relationship development, and independence.

Three Recovery Continuums for Different Stages of Recovery

Recovery Matters offers three structured pathways, each tied to a stage of recovery development.

• Reset™ (90 days): establishes foundational understanding, engagement, accountability, and early recovery direction.
• Restore™ (6 months): develops the skills, structure, and recovery capital needed to sustain recovery in everyday life.
• Reawaken™ (12 months): deepens personal development, strengthens independence, and moves toward a meaningful, self-directed life in recovery.

Non-Clinical Support That Can Complement Treatment

Recovery Matters is not a licensed treatment facility and does not provide detoxification, psychotherapy, medical treatment, or primary clinical care. Its continuums are designed for people who are appropriate for non-medical recovery support and may complement ongoing clinical services.