Participants in a men-focused DRMI program setting.
Group learning supports recovery, accountability, resilience, and reentry readiness.
Reclaiming Freedom from Addictions and Substances flyer.
Reclaiming Freedom provides a structured path toward recovery and healthier living.

Program overview

What participants can expect

Reclaiming Freedom from Addictions & Substances is a cognitive-based, evidence-informed, experiential recovery curriculum. It recognizes that recovery can involve physical health, emotional wellness, relationships, employment, accountability, and a safe return to community—not substance use alone.

Participants receive practical education, guided reflection, and coping tools that complement clinical treatment and peer support. The curriculum can also help family members better understand addiction and respond to a loved one with healthier boundaries and informed support.

What participants build

Skills and outcomes

  • Understand substance-use patterns, triggers, consequences, and recovery pathways.
  • Build coping skills, resilience, accountability, and relapse-prevention strategies.
  • Support relationship repair, mental wellness, job readiness, and reentry planning.
  • Receive targeted education and recommendations based on participant needs and substance type.

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