Addiction Directions Accountability Program:
Successful Transition to Recovery

Addiction Directions Accountability Program is a unique and innovative program where men and women who have successfully completed rehabilitation program can begin their transition to recovery. This is accomplished by a custom designed, four phase program that includes monitoring, accountability, follow up care, and collateral contact communication. Every person’s situation is different, and at Addiction Directions we recognize that means a specific, individualized plan is required that ensures the best possible outcome. Throughout each phase, sobriety is verified and documented through urinalysis and/or breathalyzer, and a written development note addressing the participant’s overall progress in recovery is provided to collateral contacts by the participant’s recovery advocate on a monthly basis.
What is ADAP?

• Phase I – Transition Phase
• Phase II – Re-Entry Phase
• Phase III – Stabilization Phase
• Phase IV- Maintenance & Growth

How it Works

• Phase I- Transition

In the transition phase, the Recovery Advocate is assigned and develops a relationship both with the participant and the family. A continuing care plan is developed, or if already established, adopted, that identifies the overall history and any specific relapse triggers of the client. Outside support services that will need to be in place for the client are identified and initial meetings are scheduled. The Recovery Advocate assists in developing a 7 day transition home plan, and ensures that all program expectations are clear and all documentation is in place.

• Phase II- Re-Entry (Months 1-3)

In the re-entry phase, the Recovery Advocate continues to work closely with the participant as well as all collateral contacts. Close attention is paid to the reduction of environmental triggers the client may be encountering. The recovery network that the participant is developing is checked and verified. Any family or other social integration issues that may be arising are addressed.

• Phase III- Stabilization (Months 4-6)

In the stabilization phase, the participant continues to be accountable to his Recovery Advocate as well as his other support systems, which by this time, are widening. Relapse prevention is still in place through monitoring and accountability. The participant is also encouraged and assisted in developing a personal development plan, in an endeavor to incorporate financial, emotional, social and recreational aspects of his life into his recovery.

• Phase IV-Maintenance and Growth (Months 7-12)

In the final phase, of maintenance and growth, the participant is focused on enhancing their personal development plan, where areas of personal life that are of paramount importance are addressed, and measurable and attainable goals are put in place, At this stage, any unresolved medical or legal issues are addressed, and health and fitness are brought more to the forefront of the participant’s awareness.

ADAP has a unique and revolutionary four phase approach to the first year of sobriety: Transition, Re-Entry, Stabilization, Maintenance and Growth, where the participant has the opportunity to grow and evolve with another recovered person who has walked the path of sobriety before them. Every single detail is covered- from relapse prevention to physical health to budgeting…your loved one will not have to travel their journey alone, and you can rest easy knowing this is the case.
Mission: We take the guesswork of recovery out of the equation.

Our mission is to provide guidance, structure, and an environment where the recovering person, as well as his support system can have every opportunity to recover during the transition process to real recovery.

Addiction Directions Accountability Program Provides

• Professional Recovery Advocates assigned individually to each participant
• Customized Recovery Plan specifically designed for Individual’s Needs
• Random toxicology screenings
• Consistent Communication with Collateral Contacts
• Monthly Written Reports provided to Collateral Contacts