What We Do

At the conclusion of all Twelve Step model treatment programs, the advice given as you exit the facility is “ don’t drink, and go to meetings” and things will get better.

It sounds too simple to be true. If everyone, who completed primary care treatment, heeded this advice, there would be very few instances of “relapse”.

The reality is that a Twelve Step program works if you work it. Recovering alcoholics and addicts, who have long-term sobriety maintain their sobriety by not drinking/using and going to meetings.

Aftercare is a clinical term used by discharge planners at primary care treatment facilities. Very simply it means “ What do you do now?” You are probably being advised by the discharge planner to go to a sober living residence immediately after leaving primary care. The reason for this suggestion is to
make sure that you maintain your enthusiasm about your new sobriety.

Returning to your old “stomping grounds” immediately after primary care is a very big risk to take.

The Reality Recovery program is designed to assist you in learning how to live your life as a new sober individual. You are not removed from society and you have to handle situations in your life that need attention. By following our suggestions, which begins with , YOU GOT IT “don’t drink and go to meetings” you will begin to feel something that you may never have experienced before in your life. And all of the problems that you bring to us, we have dealt with in our past and we can assure you how to solve them.

Let us show you how to put the Twelve Steps to work in your life. Enjoy the peace and serenity from the moment you arrive. You deserve the best recovery that you can give yourself.