What does Recover Wyoming do?

Recover Wyoming provides support to people seeking long-term recovery from addiction, and supports their family and friends.

Reflections on Two Decades of Recovery Advocacy

These forms of support include:

Recovery Coaching

Recovery Coaches:

  • Promote recovery
  • Help recoverees remove barriers to long-term recovery
  • Encourage hope, optimism, and healthy living

They are not:

  • A sponsor
  • A counselor
  • A nurse/doctor
  • A clergy person

A Recovery Coach is anyone interested in promoting recovery by serving as a personal guide and mentor for people seeking long-term recovery or their family members.

Referrals to Existing Community Services

Staff and volunteers provide referrals and help demystify community and state services so that recoverees can get the help they need.

Meetings

Bridges to Recovery are new recovery meetings which honor all pathways to recovery. Meetings are facilitated by RW staff and volunteers. 

Bridges to Recovery Flyer

Bridges to Recovery, all-recovery meetings will be held Wednesdays at 6:00 pm at the Recovery Center, 1017 East Lincolnway and online via zoom. Call RW for more information: (307) 421-7261

What does Recover Wyoming NOT do?

We do not provide treatment, counseling or medication. We are not a twelve-step or faith-based program. We acknowledge that these services and programs are often crucial to recovery from addiction, however, and inform our recoverees of their availability.