Alumni Program

Addiction treatment is your road to recovery, during which you will sometimes feel vulnerable and anxious. Additionally, we are always ready here for you if trying times may come your way, even if you have graduated already from our facility.

A quality treatment center knows that there will be certain times when you’ll feel fragile once you got out of rehab. Several factors may tempt you to go back to the old ways with substances as early recovery is full of risk of relapse.

• The stress of everyday life and unexpected stress
• People you used with and places connected to your substance abuse

• Negative emotions like guilt, doubt, anger, or fear
• Loneliness
• Celebrations and holidays

Early recovery is also a time with its own stress. This stress comes from your desire to avoid relapse. Some tips for avoiding the stress of your first months in sobriety include remembering that sobriety is not easy for anyone and that not everyone in your life will understand your sobriety. You should avoid people unsupportive of your recovery and keep a positive attitude because it always gets better. You should also bear in mind that losing past drug use partners is not a negative. Asking for help means you are taking care of yourself. Complacency is dangerous.

• Our alumni director and coordinators work to maintain a community of love and support for the people that go through our program at We Level Up Treatment, and to have a safe place to turn to in the event of the calamity in their lives. The concept of one alcoholic helping another is at the backbone of our core values for when people leave this facility.
• Gaining friends in recovery and get to know how others are dealing with the struggles of recovery.
• You can use your alumni program to learn accountability while gaining and giving support among peers in recovery.
• You may enjoy healthy celebrations and enjoyment of life’s many offerings, drug and alcohol-free.
• Alumni programs typically provide helpful services like calls for follow-up, volunteer opportunities, 24-hour helplines, aftercare programs, and exclusive events.

• Alumni coordinators may encourage your participation in other supportive and social activities.
• The facility’s alumni connection services include ongoing education and support for continued success in recovery.
• You’ll have the opportunity to share your experiences with others and to support your peers in sobriety.
• It will not be limited to just your peers in recovery, it will also include friends and family.
• As a member of the alumni program, you will also be a part of someone else’s support network when they reach out to you. It can help strengthen your own sobriety by giving you opportunities to listen, understand, and support the people who need you the most. In this way, helping your peers is a way of extending your own recovery.
• You’ve made a commitment to your own sobriety, and by participating in our alumni program, you can promote your long-term recovery while helping others in need.