A and M Recovery LLC

Flexible, Structured Outpatient Care

The center’s 16-week outpatient program offers a clear, consistent framework for adults seeking to overcome substance use. Participants meet in two-hour group sessions twice a week, where topics range from coping with cravings to repairing relationships. In the first eight weeks, each client also receives a weekly one-on-one counseling session for personalized support. Virtual care options are available. The program is designed to fit into clients’ daily lives, allowing them to continue work, school, or family responsibilities while actively engaging in recovery in a safe, encouraging environment.

Evidence-Based and Trauma-Informed Therapies

Counseling is adapted to address both the practical and emotional challenges of recovery. Clients participate in specialized groups such as women’s support, men’s support, life skills development, and rebuilding life after addiction. Additional sessions focus on relationships and boundaries, helping clients strengthen healthy connections and avoid harmful patterns. For those coping with past trauma, including domestic violence or sexual abuse, counseling provides a safe space to process experiences and develop resilience. Each group is designed to help ensure clients feel supported while learning strategies that address the underlying issues driving substance use.

12-Step Support and Community Integration

The center incorporates 12-step principles as a cornerstone of its recovery philosophy, encouraging clients to build strong connections within supportive communities. Participants are introduced to local Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and Celebrate Recovery meetings, with guidance on finding groups that fit their needs and schedules. The program emphasizes using these networks to develop accountability partners, share experiences, and practice recovery tools outside formal treatment. Faith-based communities are also encouraged if desired.

Housing and Employment Assistance

Staff help clients connect to resources to build long-term stability. These include housing resources and assistance in navigating social services such as Medicaid or disability benefits, depending on clients’ individual needs. Employment counseling and job training prepare clients to reenter the workforce with confidence. Recovery coaches and peer mentors offer guidance through the early stages of independent living.