Connection. Growth. Real-Life Skills.

At Recovery Coaching Services, our Peer Groups offer more than just support—they’re a place for real connection, shared experience, and practical growth. These groups are guided by trained facilitators and built around the belief that recovery thrives in community.

Peer Groups provide a safe, judgment-free space where individuals in various stages of recovery can come together to share, listen, learn, and grow. Whether someone is early in recovery or years into their journey, they benefit from the mutual encouragement and accountability that only peers can offer.

But our groups don’t stop at emotional support—they also focus on building life skills that strengthen recovery and independence.

What Makes Our Peer Groups Unique:

• Shared Experience, Shared Strength
  Participants connect with others who understand the realities of recovery. This peer-to-peer connection reduces isolation and fosters hope.

• Guided Group Topics
  Sessions are structured around key themes such as managing triggers, setting boundaries, coping with stress, rebuilding relationships, and developing healthy routines.

• Integrated Life Skills Training
  Each group incorporates practical, real-world skills that help individuals navigate everyday life, including:

  • Budgeting and financial planning

  • Time management and organization

  • Communication and conflict resolution

  • Job readiness and interviewing

  • Healthy cooking and nutrition

  • Self-care and stress reduction

• Supportive, Non-Clinical Environment
  Peer Groups are not therapy—they are dynamic, supportive spaces where people grow together through shared insight and honest conversation.

• Flexible, Community-Based Access
  Groups are offered in our office and at accessible community locations, making it easier for participants to stay connected and engaged.

Whether someone is looking for connection, structure, or real-world tools to support their recovery, our Peer Groups offer a welcoming space to build confidence, competence, and community—one conversation at a time.