We Provide Hope, Humility, Mutuality & Collaboration
Recovery Life Resources is a nonprofit dedicated to eliminating financial and informational barriers between people struggling with substance use or mental health challenges and the practical, real-world support that can change their lives.
Your transformation begins with a team that understands the journey — because we've lived it.
Recovery Life Resources is composed of a select group of highly trained, experienced, and relatable substance use and mental health peer support specialists. We deliver an array of strategic recovery resources to individuals, families, and organizations seeking real-life, practical behavioral approaches to tackling substance use and improving emotional, mental, and physical health — without financial barriers standing in the way.
A person-centered approach to lasting change
Self-Advocacy & Multiple Pathways
We educate clients on the full range of self-help and treatment options available so they can choose the pathway — and the pace — that fits their life.
Family-Centered Support
Families are not bystanders. We mentor and equip loved ones to use their influence constructively through CRAFT and hands-on recovery coaching.
Evidence-Based Curriculum
Our programming maps to leading models — SAMHSA's TAP 21 and Peer Competencies, ASAM Levels of Care, and the MATRIX Model — applied to real, individual circumstances. Recovery Life Resources leverages evidence-based training modules throughout the recovery coaching process.
Lived Experience, Professionally Delivered
Every coach and trainer on our team has personally walked the road of recovery or supported a loved one through it — and holds the credentials to back it up.
Peer recovery support is proven to work.
A growing body of research shows people receiving peer recovery coaching experience reductions in substance use and improvements across a range of recovery outcomes. Two rigorous systematic reviews examining published research between 1995 and 2014 both concluded there is a measurably positive impact on participants receiving peer-delivered recovery supports.
Sources: Bassuk, Hanson, Greene, Richard & Laudet (2016); Reif et al. (2014); SAMHSA.
Sliding-scale support for every family
No one is turned away for financial reasons. Reach out to learn what a customized plan could look like for you or your organization.