Seeking Recovery

Pathways To Recovery

At BWROC, we believe the key to a person’s recovery success is identifying a custom pathway that works best for their individual needs any lifestyle. We offer many different pathways to recovery that can be done by themselves or as a combination.

Natural Recovery

A pathway that does not include any formal treatment or support programs. Sometimes a major life change leads to recovery from substance use conditions.

Mutual Aid Groups

Peer support groups are a powerful tool in the path to recovery. Be it 12 step programs or non step based programs, these support groups provide a solid pathway to recovery

Faith Based Recovery

Includes a wide variety of practices. It may involve formal church-based recovery programs, or personal spiritual practices that bring relief from substance use disorder.

Cultural Recovery

Includes a wide variety of practices. It may involve formal church-based recovery programs, or personal spiritual practices that bring relief from substance use disorder.

Criminal Justice

Beginning recovery in the criminal justice systems. Recovery may be initiated in drug court or while incarcerated.

Artistic Pursuits

Involves following creative passion such as music, dance, and art as a recovery tool

Bodywork

Promotes recovery through movement or the physical body or energy and includes such popular activities as Yoga, tai chi, and Reiki

Giving Back

involve a person doing community services within or outside of recovery communities as a strategy that supports their recovery. It could also involve giving back to family and friends as well.

Inpatient Treatment

Involves a period of time in a hospital-like environment. This is usually reserved for the most acute health issues. Again, the treatment might focus on mental health or substance use issues or both.

Outpatient Treatment

May include group and individual counseling. Outpatient treatment focus on mental health or substance use concerns or both.

Harm Reduction

A set of practical, public health strategies designed to reduce the negative consequences and behaviors of drug use and promote healthy individual lifestyles and communities.

Medication Assisted Treatment

Use of medications, such as Methadone, Suboxone, Vivitrol, Antabuse, Campral, and Topamax, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a “whole-patient” approach to the treatment of substance use disorders