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CommunitySupportReal connection

A placeto belong.

Real people. Real support. A community that understands what comes after treatment — so you can stay connected, find encouragement and build a brighter tomorrow.

Born from the 70,000+ member Fighting Addiction Together community on Facebook.

Who HEAL is for

Recovery is nevera solo project.

In recovery

Whether you left treatment last week or years ago, there’s room for where you are now.

Family member

Loving someone through addiction is its own journey. Find rooms and people for you, too.

Friend or ally

Friends, mentors and people who want to give back — help as a person, not a professional.

How it works

Four small steps,at your pace.

  1. 01

    Join free with a pseudonym

    Choose a name and a non-photo avatar. Share only what you’re comfortable sharing.

  2. 02

    Tell us what would help

    Pick what you’re interested in — meetings, the workbook, practical help — so HEAL can point you the right way.

  3. 03

    Show up when you’re ready

    RSVP to a meeting, start a workbook section, or ask for help on the board. No streaks, no pressure.

  4. 04

    Connect with real people

    The goal is always a real human connection — in a meeting, through the board, or out in the world.

What members can choose from

  • Live meetings
  • Guided workbook
  • Practical help
  • Family support
  • Helping others
  • Vetted resources

Inside HEAL

Everything pointsback to people.

A help board for real life

Rides, job leads, housing next steps, someone to talk to. Ask, offer, and connect — with privacy built in.

HEAL Help Board
Real people. Real support.
Sample
  • Ride to a Tuesday appointment Across town · this week
  • Practice for a job interview Video call · flexible
  • Next steps after sober living Advice from people who’ve done it

Contact details stay private until you both agree.

Safe by design

  • Pseudonyms and non-photo avatars by default
  • Meeting attendance and help needs are never public
  • No treatment-center solicitation, ever
  • Report anything — a human moderator reviews it
Community rules

What we don’t do

No manufactured testimonials. No streak shaming. No sobriety leaderboards. No ads targeted at people who are struggling.

Just people helping each other achieve life.

FreePeer-ledReal people

Treatment is the beginning, not the end.

The core community is free to join. No pressure, no paywalls in a hard moment — just people who get it, whenever you’re ready.