Recovery Without Borders
Connect. Heal. Thryve.
A Fresh, New Approach
Craving a fresh and empowering digital approach to recovery and wellbeing? No worries, we got you covered! We have created a virtual recovery ecosystem where connection, authenticity, mutual empowerment, and personal transformation are flourishing for thousands of people.
Get Your Recovery Groove On
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YOUNG ADULTS IN RECOVERY MEETING
Every Sat, 9:00 am, PST
Live From 'Rural' Durango, CO
✅ A judgment-free zone
✅ Supportive vibes
✅ Hybred meeting
✅ YPR website
Song: Baby One More Time (from Kung Fu Panda 4) Artist: Tenacious D
Support Services in Colusa
... that help community members thryve ...
RECOVERING OUT LOUD
We celebrate the amazing gains made by courageous individuals in recovery who are
choosing to embrace a life FREE of drugs and alcohol. Congratulations!
Watching PET REELS may cause uncontrollable laughter in your recovery journey. We take no responsibility for any resulting snorts or giggles.
Recovery Your Way
We believe that each person has the right to embrace recovery their way, with the tools and support systems that works best for them. That's why we are committed to building bridges, not walls, and see technology as an ally, and virtual recovery, as the next step forward in the evolution of the recovery sector
offering unparalleled support, free resources, and 'stigma' free service options.
Recovery is a Journey, Not a Destination...
It's a testament to the strength of the human spirit, a phoenix rising from the ashes. It's never too late to turn the page and embark on a new chapter. Remember, the past does not define your future. Every sunrise brings a new opportunity to rewrite your story, to let go of what was and embrace what can be... for within you lies the power to transform your life and create a brighter tomorrow, drug and alcohol free.
Reels Posted To Our Online Recovery Community
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.
BREAK FREE FROM OPIATES
Resources & Support Page
Don't let opiates control your life. Addiction doesn’t discriminate. It affects people of all ages and backgrounds. The good news is,
help is available.
Artificial Intelligence: Meet Gemini
Virtual recovery offers exciting possibilities, and we're leading the charge! As technology continues to advance, we envision a future where this virtual platform, and those that we are developing, become even more immersive, personalized, supportive, and accessible. We're committed to leading this evolution by actively implementing innovative solutions.
One such solution is the integration of the advanced AI assistant, Gemini, in 2025 directly into our digital platform. Gemini will serve as a 24/7 support ally, offering personalized support, answering questions instantly, and providing tailored recommendations. This constant presence will foster a sense of connection and empowerment, all within the safe and supportive environment of our virtual ecosystem.
TEACHER OF THE YEAR 2019
Hello, my name is Jessica. For years, I struggled to balance my professional life with my addiction to alcohol. To cope with the guilt, I worked diligently to be the best teacher, the best employee, and the best at everything. I spent years at happy hours counting others' drinks so I could pretend to drink like a "normal" person while aching to go home to isolate and imbibe. That painful lifestyle is behind me.
Today, I stand proud of who I am and embrace all parts of me. My recovery is no longer a secret. Instead, it is my story to share.
Your Mental Health
MATTERS
SELF EMPOWERMENT BOOKLET
This useful guide offers tips on how to choose a mental health provider, questions to ask, and more. Free booklet from the Board of Behavioral Services.
DIVE into Addiction Micro-Learning
Unlock your understanding of addiction with free, expert-led courses. Enroll now for online training and recieve optional certificates of completion through Class Central, Alison Learning, and Partnership To End Addiction. Start your journey today!
CANNABIS USE DISORDER
Partnership to End Addiction
ADDICTION & NEURAL AGING
Free Certificate of Completion
Our Flagship Recovery Community
Our online recovery communities have welcomed over 20,000 individuals from all walks of life, fostering a safe, stigma-free space where everyone can receive and give support. Our diverse membership is a testament to the unifying power of recovery. Join us and experience the transformative power of connection within a community that cares.
Inspiration Break
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Navigating People, Places, and Things in Early Recovery
The early days of recovery can be both exciting and challenging as you adjust to a new way of life. One of the biggest challenges many of us faced during this time was navigating the people, places, and things that might trigger cravings to use and lead to a possible setback in our recovery.
Our #1 sobriety tip to anyone new in recovery is to avoid spending time with people who may encourage you to drink or use drugs or socializing at risky places like bars, neighborhood parties (where the drinks are flowing) or casinos. Instead, surround yourself with supportive friends, peers, and family members who understand your commitment to sobriety, and remember you can always reach out to us for extra support.
Recovery is a journey and it's okay to ask for help when you need it. Stay strong, stay sober, and congratulations again on this important step in your life.