Recovery is for everyone.
No matter who you are, or how you find recovery, the most important step is getting there.
There is always hope for recovery.
From medications to support groups, programs where you go away for treatment and those where you stay at home – there are so many tools that can help on the journey to recovery. Like any big life change, recovery doesn’t happen overnight, but with the right tools people recover every day.
Help someone who's not ready to change
When someone you care about suffers from addiction, it's tempting to push them toward recovery. But this may not be the best choice.
Types of addiction treatment
Treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Learn what services are available for your situation.
Find the right treatment for you
Learn what treatment may work best, search for programs, and read reviews.
What comes after rehab?
You've finished treatment. But, now what? Having an aftercare plan is the key to staying sober.
How to avoid relapse
Learn to recognize the early signs of relapse so you can give yourself the support you need.
Recovery is real — and possible.
September is National Recovery Month, and here are some people who have been touched by addiction and are now living happy lives in recovery.
Ciara
I was homeless. I was using any drug I could get my hands on. In treatment, I found a place where I belonged, where I made friends, and where I felt love that filled the void in me. Now two years into recovery, my heartache has turned into happiness.
Mahmoud
I do not regret being addicted. Because in recovery, my level of awareness has risen to a level I never thought possible. Today I am able to feel fully, and to properly understand those feelings.
Alexis
I’m still learning who I am. But I’m starting to like myself, maybe even love myself, so much more than before. I can finally start being the mother both of my daughters need, want and deserve. I am so grateful for that.
10 lessons in 10 years of recovery
To celebrate 10 years of being in recovery, one Shatterproof employee shares 10 lessons she learned along the way.
See how Jon Robert Hall celebrates his recovery
"My song, 'Sorry,' is about coming to terms with my addiction, and celebrating where I am today."
What it's like to attend 12-step meetings
"Meetings are my safe place. I can count on sitting in a chair and breathing deeply, learning to live life on life's terms."
