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Recovery impacts the whole family.

Fellowship’s parent-focused programming gives clients space to explore the unique challenges of navigating recovery while being a parent or working toward rebuilding family relationships. Topics may include healthy parenting, communication, boundaries, reunification, managing guilt and stress, repairing relationships, balancing recovery with family responsibilities, and creating a stable environment for children.

The focus is on helping clients strengthen both their recovery and the relationships that matter most to them.

Some conversations feel different when they happen in a space designed around shared experiences.

Fellowship offers gender-specific programming that allows clients to explore substance use, mental health, relationships, trauma, boundaries, self-esteem, emotional wellness, and recovery in an environment where they may feel more comfortable connecting and opening up. The goal is not to assume everyone has the same experience, but to create additional opportunities for meaningful connection and support.

Recovery should feel safe, affirming, and authentic.

Fellowship’s LGBTQIA+ focused programming provides a supportive environment where clients can explore recovery alongside topics such as identity, relationships, belonging, stigma, family dynamics, mental health, and building supportive community connections. Programming is designed to create space for honest conversations and individualized recovery without asking clients to leave important parts of who they are at the door.

Substance use and mental health rarely exist in separate boxes.

Fellowship’s Complex Mental Health programming provides additional support for clients whose recovery is significantly impacted by mental health symptoms, emotional regulation challenges, trauma-related concerns, or other behavioral health needs. Programming emphasizes understanding symptoms, developing effective coping strategies, improving emotional stability, strengthening daily functioning, and learning how mental health and substance use can influence one another.

For some clients, recovery also means breaking patterns that have led to repeated treatment episodes, incarceration, supervision violations, instability, or other high-risk situations.

Fellowship’s High-Risk / High-Recidivism programming focuses on identifying those patterns and building practical strategies for lasting change. Clients explore decision-making, accountability, triggers, criminal thinking patterns, relationships, emotional regulation, community reintegration, relapse prevention, and developing a lifestyle that supports recovery and reduces future risk.

At Fellowship Recovery, we understand that substance use and mental health often impact one another.

Our co-occurring services are designed to support clients experiencing both substance use concerns and mental health symptoms as part of the same recovery journey. Through integrated counseling, education, skill-building, and individualized treatment planning, we help clients better understand the connection between their mental health and substance use while building practical tools for emotional regulation, coping, relapse prevention, and long-term stability.

At Fellowship Recovery, individual counseling gives clients dedicated weekly one-on-one time with their counselor to focus on the things that matter most in their recovery.

Sessions are individualized to each client’s needs and may address substance use, mental health, relationships, relapse prevention, coping skills, life stressors, and progress toward personal treatment goals.

Connection is a big part of recovery at Fellowship.

Our group counseling sessions create a supportive space where clients can learn, reflect, practice new skills, and connect with others who understand the recovery process. Groups address topics such as substance use, mental health, relationships, coping skills, relapse prevention, emotional regulation, and building a healthy life in recovery.

Knowledge can be a powerful tool in recovery.

Fellowship’s psychoeducational groups help clients better understand substance use, mental health, recovery, and the factors that can impact long-term wellness. Through education, discussion, and practical activities, clients gain information and skills they can apply outside of treatment and in everyday life.

Recovery can feel different when you have someone in your corner who has lived it.

Fellowship’s Certified Peer Recovery Specialists use their own lived recovery experience, along with professional training, to provide encouragement, mentorship, advocacy, and practical recovery support. CPRS services help clients build confidence, strengthen recovery supports, develop healthy routines, connect with the recovery community, and work toward personal recovery goals.

At Fellowship, we know that successful recovery involves more than attending treatment.

Our Treatment Coordination services help clients navigate the practical pieces of life that can impact their ability to move forward. This may include connecting clients with housing resources, medical and mental health providers, benefits, transportation resources, employment and education services, community programs, recovery supports, and other outside resources. Treatment Coordinators also help communicate and collaborate with outside providers and support systems to create a smoother, more connected treatment experience.