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Adults in Recovery

Free Peer Support for Adults (Ages 18+)

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If alcohol or drug use is affecting your life, you don’t have to fight it alone. We provide no-cost* peer-led recovery support designed for adults who want to rebuild stability, purpose, and connection.

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There are several ways an adult can heal at Rise Recovery.

All Free.

Peer Support Groups

Weekly small groups and 12-step meetings designed for ages 18+. Build accountability, confidence, and lasting connections.

Fun-Covery Activities

Healthy social experiences that replace old environments with a positive community.

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One-on-One Peer Coaching

Personalized recovery support from trained mentors who understand your journey.

Judicial Case Management

Structured support for individuals meeting court or probation requirements while building the skills and accountability needed for long-term recovery. A $70 administrative fee applies to participants referred through the judicial system.

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Recovery isn’t easy, so we’ve made it simple to get started.

1. Call or Contact Us
Speak with someone who will listen and guide you.

2. Try It Out
Attend a group and meet your recovery community.

3. Build Your Support Network
Begin weekly groups, coaching, and structured recovery support.

If the court says you must attend:

If a probation officer or court requires your participation, your next steps are the same. Call us, attend your orientation, and begin attending consistently. Many participants begin because they have to. They stay for the community, structure, and hope.

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We can help you turn things around.

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Call (210) 227-2634

You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone

Whether you're just starting to ask questions or ready to get help, we're here to guide you every step of the way. Sign up to receive free resources from us or contact us directly.

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