Recovery Revolution offers a wide range of addiction recovery services, including peer support, transitional housing, harm reduction, and treatment through Cameron Ridge. Each of our programs is built by people with lived experience, so you receive guidance that feels understanding, practical, and focused on helping you rebuild a healthier, more stable life.

Peer support for addiction connects you with trained specialists who have personal experience with substance use and recovery. Our peer specialists offer encouragement, honest conversation, and practical guidance based on what helped them. This shared understanding reduces isolation, builds trust, and gives you someone who truly relates to the challenges you're facing.

Anyone who feels uncertain about their alcohol or drug use can benefit from taking an addiction assessment. It's also helpful if others have expressed concern, if use has increased over time, or if cutting back has been difficult. Your answers help us point you toward the level of support that fits your needs.

After you finish, a member of our peer support team can reach out to review your answers and talk through what they may mean. Together, we'll look at options such as peer support, treatment, recovery meetings, or housing, and help you choose the next step that feels right for you.

Recovery Revolution provides comprehensive substance use disorder treatment through Cameron Ridge Treatment, with multiple levels of care designed to meet each person’s individual needs. Services include Substance Abuse Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment (SACOT), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), outpatient treatment (OP), medication management, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).

Our approach combines evidence-based clinical treatment with compassionate, person-centered support. Individuals can receive structured treatment while remaining connected to their families, communities, work, and daily lives. Our team works alongside each person to identify the appropriate level of care, develop individualized goals, and provide ongoing support throughout their treatment and recovery journey.

Many members of our team also bring lived or living experience, helping create an environment rooted in understanding, dignity, connection, and hope.

Clinical treatment focuses on therapy, medical care, and structured programs led by licensed professionals. Peer support adds a personal layer, offering guidance from people who have lived through addiction and recovery. We believe combining both creates stronger accountability, deeper trust, and a more lasting foundation for change.

Transitional housing is a safe, structured, and substance-free living space for people in early recovery who need support before living independently. Our residents share a supportive community, follow house guidelines, and build skills like employment and daily routines, creating a steady bridge between treatment and everyday life.

Harm reduction services help people who use substances stay safer and healthier, whether or not they are ready to stop. Our services may include education, overdose prevention tools, and connections to health care. We treat every person with dignity, and this approach often opens the door to further recovery support.

Yes. If someone you love is struggling, you can take the assessment on their behalf to recognize warning signs better. Our team can also help you prepare for a supportive conversation, share recovery options, and offer encouragement for family members who are coping with a loved one's substance use.

Getting started only takes one step. Complete the online assessment or contact Recovery Revolution directly to speak with someone who understands. We'll listen to your story, answer your questions, and help you find the support that fits your goals, whether that means peer support, treatment, housing, or harm reduction services.