Other Paths to Recovery

Alcoholics Anonymous

A.A. is a fellowship of people who share their experience with one another to stay sober and help others recover, using a spiritually grounded process of personal change and mutual support.

Narcotics Anonymous

N.A. is a peer-led, 12-step fellowship where people with drug addiction support one another in achieving and maintaining a drug-free life through shared experience and community.

SMART Recovery

SMART Recovery is a science-based, self-empowering approach that helps people change addictive behaviors by building motivation, managing thoughts and urges, and creating a balanced life.

LifeRing Secular Recovery

LifeRing is a secular, peer-run network that supports people in building their own recovery path by strengthening their “sober self” through mutual support and personal empowerment.

Recovery Dharma

Recovery Dharma is a peer-led community that uses Buddhist practices, like mindfulness, meditation, and ethical living, to help people find freedom from the suffering of addiction.

Women for Sobriety

Women for Sobriety is a peer support program designed specifically for women, focused on building self-worth, emotional growth, and a new way of thinking to support lasting recovery.

White Bison offers culturally grounded recovery through the Wellbriety movement, helping individuals and communities heal from addiction by reconnecting with Native traditions, spirituality, and collective well-being.

The Phoenix

The Phoenix is a community-based recovery model that helps people build connection, purpose, and resilience through sober activities, relationships, and shared experience.

National Harm Reduction Coalition

The National Harm Reduction Coalition promotes practical, nonjudgmental strategies that reduce the harms of drug use and support people in improving health and well-being at any stage of change.

SAMHSA: Recovery and Support

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is the U.S. government agency that leads national efforts to improve behavioral health, including mental health and substance-use recovery.