Stronger Together
At ARO we believe the opposite of addiction is connection.
Congratulations on your journey to sobriety! Now that you've taken that brave step, you might wonder, 'What's next?' At Active Recovery Outreach, we understand the challenges of life after addiction, and we are here to support you every step of the way.
Take the next step in your journey to a brighter future. Join the Active Recovery Outreach community and embark on a transformational experience that will empower you to live a fulfilling and sober life. Together, we'll pave the way to a healthier, happier you.
Recovery Too Boring For You?
We felt the same way. The fast-paced, fast-action life of addiction is hard to change from. And twiddling your thumbs bored is a surefire way to relapse. We feel like being clean means that the fun is just starting. We want to help you find yourself in recovery. Now that you have started this new life, we want to help you finish figuring out who you want to be in it. We want to help you stay clean and grow physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally.
Need Some New friends?
Drugs and alcohol isolated us from the people that we loved and cared about the most and just from society in general. Now that we are recovering, we want to reconnect to our true selves and those around us. We’ve been there. We encourage you to attend one of our events, be in a judgment-free, safe space, and have fun.
Reclaim Your Life, Rediscover Yourself
When Michaelangelo was asked how he created David, he said, “I just chipped away the stone that didn’t look like David.” Throughout addiction, we have buried ourselves in shame, fear, regret, and remorse, weighing us down. Recovery is chipping away all those layers and coming to the core of who you are. We aim to help you start chipping away at those pieces and give you a positive outlet.
“If you're looking for a supportive and empowering program to guide you on your path to recovery, I wholeheartedly recommend Active Recovery Outreach. It changed my life, and I know it can change yours too.”
— John D.
