In The Rooms can be an important tool in your recovery toolkit.
In The Rooms is a free online recovery tool that offers 130 weekly online meetings for those recovering from alcoholism or drug addiction. The meetings require only an internet connection and a device, and provide support from those in recovery from around the world. But we also have a host of other great features! These include:
- A recovery community 650,000+ members strong: Growing every day, In The Rooms is a place where you can find support and care from those in recovery and have the chance to offer support and care to them too. “ You need a support network. You need someone to call on days when you wake up and you really want to do drugs,” says In The Rooms co-founder Ron Tannebaum.
- A vast array of content and information about recovery: From member blogs to daily affirmations to expert content, In The Rooms has the information you need to continue on your recovery journey.
- A recovery program database that can find treatment centers near you: If you’re looking to dive a bit deeper into your recovery, we’ve selected some of our favorite programs from around the world so that you can choose one close to you or far from home.
In The Rooms is a great recovery tool for anyone, and can be especially helpful for those in certain circumstances, such as:
- If you’re traveling or on vacation, In The Rooms is a convenient way to continue on your recovery journey and keep you accountable, even if you’re away from your normal recovery program.
- If there is not a recovery program near you, In The Rooms is an easily accessible recovery resource that can be used anywhere with an internet connection and a device.
- If it is difficult for you to be in public, or you are in a living situation where you need to keep your recovery discreet, In The Rooms is a great way to surround yourself with the recovery community and find help on your terms.
- If you want to supplement your traditional recovery program, In The Rooms can be used any time of the day at nearly any place, so you can seek recovery in the workplace, the classroom, or from the comfort of your own home.
If you want to learn more about the advantages of online recovery, check out this series of blogs by William L. White, an Emeritus Senior Research Consultant at Chestnut Health Systems.
