The Opposite of Addiction is Connection – Peer Support in Recovery

Authored by Dillon McClernon

As February is upon us, and Valentine’s Day looms, those suffering from a substance use disorder might very well feel the pain of loneliness and longing even more so.

And yet, there is a hope.

In the process of recovery, you will regain and build lost connections to yourself, others, and the world at large. Reconnecting will not only disburden you of the pain of isolation, but, according to research, will prove essential in the greater process of recovery.

RCA offers a number of specialized programs, individually tailored to your needs, including those for young adults, older adults, individuals returning from relapse, individuals with trauma, first responders and individuals interested in faith-based programs.

The ties formed here are lasting, supporting you in a lifetime of recovery in connection.

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Authored by

Dillon McClernon

Dillon currently serves as the Senior Director of Sales and Marketing at RCA. After his tenure as Chief Communications Officer and senior advisor to RCA, he opted for a full-time position at RCA where he could build a new team linking sales and marketing to directly impact RCA’s mission of saving 1 million lives.