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Toms River Peer Support Program Helps Alcoholics Develop Addiction Recovery Plan

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Toms River Peer Support Program Helps Alcoholics Develop Addiction Recovery Plan


According to studies by the National Institute of Drug Abuse, 40% to 60% of people with an addiction will experience a relapse within 30 days of leaving a treatment center.


CFC Recovery believes that extended aftercare and community support are crucial to preventing relapses. That's why they have designed their Intensive Peer Recovery Program (IPRP) to help transition you from clinical care into a recovery community.


The program is primarily led by Trained Peers in Recovery, who will facilitate individual and group skill sessions to help you re-learn essential life skills.

You will also receive in-depth education on recovery and other topics pertaining to substance abuse.


Throughout the duration of the IPRP, you will work closely with a recovery coach to create a wellness plan, allowing you to track your progress over the course of your stay.


Leaders will organize various peer social activities and also provide you with volunteer opportunities, drug testing, and guided meditation offered by a spiritual guru.


Find Out More At https://www.healingus.org


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