
Support Built Around What You Need
Recovery looks different for every person and family. Restore Recovery Services offers personalized support whether you are currently using substances and want help making a change, beginning recovery, building stability, returning after a reoccurrence, supporting someone you love, or trying to find the right resources and next steps.
Ready to Take the First Step Toward Recovery?
If you are currently using substances and want something to change, you do not have to figure it out alone. We can talk through what is happening, identify realistic next steps, and help you connect with treatment, recovery, community, or other supportive resources when needed. Whether you know you want treatment or simply know that something needs to change, we can start where you are.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which service is right for me?
You do not need to figure that out before reaching out. We can talk through what is happening and identify which service or combination of services may be the best fit for your needs.
Can I reach out if I am still using substances?
Yes. You do not need to already be sober or have everything figured out before reaching out. Restore Recovery Services can support you in identifying what you need and taking the next step.
Can you help me find treatment or other recovery resources?
Yes. Restore Recovery Services can help you identify and connect with treatment and recovery resources, community supports, meetings, and other services that may support your next steps.
Do I have to be religious to receive support?
No. You do not have to be religious or spiritual to receive support from Restore Recovery Services. Faith-based options are available for those who want them, while other services can be provided without a faith-based focus. Faith-Based Life & Purpose Coaching is available for people who want faith, spiritual growth, and purpose to be part of the work, with specifically Christian support available for those who want prayer, Scripture, biblical principles, and their relationship with God incorporated into coaching.
Can family members receive support too?
Yes. Parents, spouses, and other loved ones can receive support as they navigate the impact of addiction and recovery on their family.