COLUSA COUNTY RECOVERY
Advocacy. Peer Support. Outreach.
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RECOVERY IS A TEAM SPORT
Since 2020, we've been in the trenches with thousands of people from all walks of life—online and right here in Colusa County—helping them kick addiction to the curb. We're not about judgment; we're about getting real and getting free. Our whole approach is built on something powerful: the raw strength of shared experience, the unshakeable hope that comes from people who truly get it, and the fire of empowering each other!
Welcome to recovery redefined, no games, no gimmicks, just real solutions that work. Your comeback starts now!
LONGEST RUNNING
Peer Support Group in Colusa County
Birthed in March of 2023 and offered as part of an Evidence-Based Recovery and Relapse Prevention program.
NINE YEARS CLEAN
My name is Jeff. This year I turned 29 and I'm blessed to celebrate nine years free off Meth! I’m so glad my grandma lived to see the drastic change I made into becoming the man I am today. I have a fantastic career, I’m contemplating BUYING my first house, and I couldn’t be happier with the direction my life is headed!






Healing in the Community
Local Mobile Crisis Teams Are Redefining Behavioral Health Care in Colusa County.

OUR SIGNATURE PEER GROUP
Colusa County Recovery is pleased to bring our signature peer group 'RECOVERY ROCKS' to the Thryve Day Center in Colusa. We foster a culture of support, growth, and well-being, where every person is valued, every journey is honored, and every step towards recovery is celebrated.

Describes the NA program, and how it works. It includes the NA Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, as well as many personal stories of men and women who have found freedom from addiction through Narcotics Anonymous.
Page Visitors: 50,000+
Since 2020 this 'single' resource page has welcomed over 50,000 people, from 50 states and 12 nations.
OUR PEER-TO-PEER
APPROACH
Our commitment to supporting others is a testament to the incredible impact peer support is making online and in Colusa County. It's a reminder that each of us has the potential to be a guiding light within our own communities, and in the lives of others.





FACES OF RECOVERY




"To all the David's out there, keep fighting Goliaths and believing in yourself." — Big Rob, Peer Specialist, Colusa County Recovery




SOBER SINCE 2003
Robert Downey Jr has been sober since July 2003 thanks to the love of his wife, Susan Levin, and friends, particularly Mel Gibson. When Downey tired to return to the acting scene after getting sober, he was a veritable pariah. He was unhireable due to his high insurance premium, which Downey couldn’t afford to pay himself. He didn’t have a home, and he had no financial safety net. Mel Gibson put a roof over his head, and food on the table, and cast Downey in a role he originally intended for himself in 2003, The Singing Detective -- Gibson paid the insurance premium himself. Downey was cast in the iconic role of Ironman in 2006.
