You’re probably here because you’re concerned about someone you love.

And you’re in the right place. Recovery Care Partner offers a full continuum of services to those suffering from drug and alcohol addiction, and unwavering support to the people who love them.

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Addiction Counseling and Intervention Specialists

HOW WE CAN HELP

Drug Intervention & Post-Treatment Counseling Support Services

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Book a call, completely free. Bring us what's happening, however messy it looks right now, and you'll come away knowing what your options actually are. What you do next is up to you.

Intervention

Addiction is a powerful disease, and it can be devastating to love someone who suffers from it. Effective treatment for substance abuse follows the same process as other deadly diseases: professional diagnosis, clinical intervention, and support.

Post-treatment Support

Developing new habits in sobriety can be difficult, especially upon leaving an addiction treatment facility. We set the newly recovering person up for success with support and accountability as they navigate life challenges at home.

We Stay With You the Whole Time

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Most organizations in the intervention field specialize in one or a few pieces of the addiction puzzle, but Recovery Care Partner distinguishes itself by offering substance use disorder services that span the entire recovery process, from comprehensive pre-intervention counsel through post-treatment support.

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We Help Families Stay Together

When you contact Recovery Care Partner, you’re taking a courageous and compassionate first step toward helping your loved one. A professional intervention specialist’s job is to guide your family toward healing and recovery.

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We Tailor Our Approach to You

All families – and all family dynamics – are unique. Our team of addiction specialists are experts in their craft and can help you confront substance abuse issues in a way that works for your family.

Our founder, Don Sloane, has over four decades of experience in the recovery field. He has helped hundreds of families find hope and recover.

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What Our Addiction Recovery Clients Say

“We are grateful for Jonathan Maxson’s intervention with our 22-year-old son. He guided him during challenging times. Jonathan Maxson has access to programs locally, doctors and inpatient/outpatient programs nationwide to suit our son’s needs. Jonathan is well spoken and had answers to our questions. Jonathan knows where to go when information is needed. He listens intently and works fast. He toured five sober homes with the placement counselor from the inpatient program with our son. He was a second set of eyes and ears for our son and his parents. Jonathan is organized and available. He knew we were vulnerable and was sensitive to our emotions. His empathy for our family was looking for solutions. One of Jonathan’s best quality is he never gives up. We are thankful for his knowledge and experience with addictions. We continue to speak with him whenever assistance is needed. We highly recommend Jonathan Maxson to anyone that is struggling with alcohol, drugs as well as mental instabilities. He will get you on track and begin the change.”
M and L
“Don brought a sense strength, confidence and calm during a scary and stressful time for our family. His guidance leading up to the intervention, during treatment and post-rehab was invaluable. Not only did he help point us in the right direction to help our family member, he became a resource for her as she transitioned back into her life of recovery.”
Cindy D., Sister
“As anyone who has a loved one in crisis knows – things happen for which nothing in life can prepare you. Thank goodness that one-day, Don was referred to us and we started talking. Within hours of making his acquaintance, a distressful situation unfolded. Don guided and counseled -and educated and informed us. Don orchestrated an intervention. For that alone, we are infinitely grateful. We truly could not have done it without him or, if we had, it would not have been successful. Don continues to help guide us in what will hopefully be a path to recovery. Don is a vital link – and currently acts as our much needed guide and coach.”
Anonymous, Aunt
“Don brought a sense strength, confidence and calm during a scary and stressful time for our family. His guidance leading up to the intervention, during treatment and post-rehab was invaluable. Not only did he help point us in the right direction to help our family member, he became a resource for her as she transitioned back into her life of recovery.”
Cindy D., Sister
“I hope you are healthy – physically, emotionally and physically – during this period of social distancing. Are you doing ok? This is a very tough situation for people suffering from alcoholism and addiction. The people who are fortunate enough to be your clients are quite blessed.”
Kyle S.
“Don is a wonderful partner to have at your side as you begin the new journey of living sober. He has a vast wealth of knowledge of the tools we need to survive both from his own journey in sobriety and from working with others. Don is there when you need him.”
Richard R., Client
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Frequently Asked Questions

The first step is gathering information. Many families are unsure whether their concerns warrant professional help. A consultation can help you better understand the situation and explore potential options.

Previous treatment experiences do not mean future recovery efforts will fail. Many individuals require multiple recovery attempts before achieving lasting sobriety.

This is very common. Families often have different perspectives about the severity of the problem, treatment options, or boundaries. Professional guidance can help facilitate productive discussions and decision-making.

No. People enter recovery at many different stages of life and after many different levels of consequences. While every situation is unique, meaningful change is possible regardless of age or history.

Distance is common in many family situations. Geographic separation does not prevent families from seeking guidance, support, or recovery planning.