Individuals: Conquor your addiction
Recovius Aftercare: Helping you succeed!
The Recovius Two-Year Aftercare Program will help keep you on the right track, with tips, suggestions and on-going encouragement following addiction treatment. Your caregivers have probably told you that relapse happens far before taking the first drink or drug. It happens when you stop focusing on self-care and begin visualizing past experiences. Let us help you day-by-day in your journey towards sobriety. Our Aftercare is confidential and accessed through the privacy of your own home or office.
Tess, your digital helper, will redirect you when she recognizes key phrases or requests from you. You will be given a warm transfer immediately.
While getting help for an addiction, the other thing you will hear from caregivers is, "the work begins after discharge!" This is true. Unfortunately, many programs have limited or non-existent aftercare services. Today, programs often fail to provide on-going help for the enabler, the co-dependent or the family member. People living with the addict experience trauma that, too often, get's ignored. Their disfunction can lead the addict to habitual relapse, if not addressed. We can help family members along with the impaired individual.
What can I expect to gain?
- Immediate help and coninued support
- A feeling of being "whole" again
- Increased confidence
- The ability to "feel good" without using
- Being able to respect myself again
- Increased productivity
- Inceased energy
- An outlet for my anxiety
- Better personal relationships
Testimonials
"You (Tess), have given me a variety of ways to cope with my depression and anxiety and checked in with me every day."
"I appreciate the suggestions you give based on my feelings that I share with you. You've helped me to de-stress when I feel overwhelmed given my situation."
"It's just nice to have someone check in on you. And even if I'm not in the mood to talk, you keep trying and then eventually, when I'm willing to answer questions or talk, the suggestions help divert my mind or give good strategies that I or others can use."
"When I'm in the grips of anxiety it's always good to have someone to talk to and some way of seeking, expressing, and talking about your anxiety. Any effort made towards recovery is sooo much better than not seeking help. This helps. Also to know that I'm not the only one that needs the help and who is suffering from anxiety and a troubled mind. Makes it a little easier to breathe."