Restart Supportive Living Program - Supportive Living

Supportive Living for Lasting Recovery

Restart Supportive Living Program offers adults a safe, structured environment to rebuild stability and independence during recovery. Part of Catholic Charities Family and Community Services, this non-profit program provides residential and outpatient care for individuals facing substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. Its community-based approach emphasizes accountability, connection, and a gradual return to independent living.

Integrated Treatment and Medical Support

Treatment combines counseling, case management, and evidence-based therapies with coordinated medical and psychiatric care. Clients can access nursing support, mental health services, and medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including buprenorphine and naltrexone. By addressing both physical and behavioral health needs, Restart helps participants strengthen the foundation for long-term wellness.

Building Skills for Independence

Beyond clinical treatment, the program focuses on practical growth. Life-skills and vocational development classes, relapse prevention training, and educational support help participants regain confidence and prepare for employment or schooling. Individual and group therapy encourage emotional resilience, while recovery coaching and peer mentoring promote lasting engagement in recovery.

Community Connection and Continuing Support

Restart integrates recovery with real-life stability through social service coordination, housing assistance, and transportation support. Participants benefit from a structured, substance-free community that reinforces healthy habits. By connecting each person to ongoing community resources and support networks, the program helps ensure recovery continues well beyond residential care.