
"A person who "has been there" and is living proof that recovery is possible"
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"An individual who 'recovers out loud' (so others do not have to die quietly)"
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"Someone who believes in you until you can believe in yourself"​​


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The most-used form of recovery support isn’t rehab, it’s free.
According to a recent nationwide study of individuals who had resolved an alcohol or drug problem, peer-led/mutual-aid support groups were the single most widely used support, ahead of formal treatment.
And the research on why points to connection: rebuilding a sober social network is the strongest driver of lasting change.
That’s the real reason meetings, sponsors, peer support and having a recovery community work, and the reason no one has to do this alone.
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