Recovery.com combines independent research with expert guidance on addiction and mental health treatment. Our mission is to help everyone find the best path to recovery through the most comprehensive, helpful network of treatment providers worldwide.
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Your journey matters. Your story, as an alumnus, can profoundly impact others.
We’re launching Project Alumni, a collaborative initiative designed to build a powerful collection of recovery stories. By sharing your experience in a short video, you can inspire and support those facing mental health, substance use, and addiction challenges, and help reduce stigma.
Inspire Others: Your journey, especially your experience within the treatment center’s program, can be a beacon of hope for someone currently struggling.
Treatment Center Testimonials: Your video may also be used by your treatment center to showcase the effectiveness of their program.
Reduce Stigma: Help us break down the barriers and misconceptions surrounding recovery and treatment.
Provide Support and Validation: Offer invaluable insight and encouragement to those seeking help, drawing from your lived experience.
How to Share Your Story Through Project Alumni:
It’s simple and easy! Just record a short video directly from your phone using the link provided. We’ll handle the professional editing at Recovery.com, free of charge, so you can focus on sharing your authentic experience.
We believe everyone deserves access to accurate, unbiased information about mental health and recovery. That’s why we have a comprehensive set of treatment providers and don't charge for inclusion. Any center that meets our criteria can list for free. We do not and have never accepted fees for referring someone to a particular center. Providers who advertise with us must be verified by our Research Team and we clearly mark their status as advertisers.
Our goal is to help you choose the best path for your recovery. That begins with information you can trust.