Recovery Support Program

Healthy, consistent relationships remain central to recovery. Through one‑to‑one Recovery Support, women receive individualized care from a clinician who understands their history, strengths, and ongoing challenges. Clinicians will provide encouragement, accountability, and support during periods of stress, transition, or crisis. We collaborate with clients to connect them with Adeara resources such as parenting and family supports, spiritual groups, and internal programming, as well as with appropriate community‑based addiction recovery supports. This individualized support system remains available to all past clients for as long as they choose to stay connected, ensuring continuity of care as they grow in confidence, stability, and independence.

As clients move into greater independence, personalized guidance plays a vital role in reducing stress and supporting overall wellbeing. Through individualized and practical assistance, the Recovery Support Program helps clients navigate priorities such as education, housing, budgeting, time management, and other essential daily‑living skills. A newly added employabilities component supports clients as they prepare for, enter, and thrive in the workforce. This process begins with hands‑on work experience at Adeara’s own, More Than a Fad Thrift Store. Here clients build foundational workplace habits in a supportive environment. From there, they can engage in additional skill‑building opportunities that may include pre‑employment training, résumé and cover‑letter development, interview preparation, increased understanding of employer expectations, and job‑search guidance. As these employability supports expand, Adeara’s long‑term vision includes developing new pathways, such as internships and partnerships with local businesses, to help clients gain meaningful experience and move toward independence with increasing confidence and stability.

Sustainable recovery is strengthened by healthy social connections. The Recovery Support Program offers a safe, recovery‑oriented community where clients experience belonging, encouragement, and mutual support. Through mentorship, peer engagement, and shared learning, clients continue developing healthy relationships and appropriate boundaries. Foundations of Recovery courses are available to all clients connected to Adeara and are delivered biweekly online. These psycho‑educational sessions reinforce key concepts from the residential program and support ongoing engagement in recovery. Topics include relapse prevention, boundaries, healthy relationships, parenting, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, all of which help clients remain focused, supported, and connected.

The Transition House Program offers continued recovery support and accountability within a safe and structured living environment, while also giving clients the opportunity to save and prepare for the future. As an extension of Adeara’s residential program, the Transition House, named Labonte Manor, serves clients who have completed the one‑year program and are continuing recovery independently while pursuing education or vocational opportunities. While living in the Transition House, clients maintain active engagement in their recovery through regular meetings with a clinician, participation in Foundations of Recovery, and access to external recovery supports. This environment balances growing independence with meaningful structure, accountability, and connection.