Our virtual platform provides individual with:

• Assist with referrals to support your recovery in your community
• Develop coping skills that helps with cravings and urges
• Develop recovery plan
• Develop a relapse prevention plans
• Peer Counseling
• Harm Reduction 
• Crisis Intervention
• Trauma support
• Nutritional counseling
• Recovery and mental wellness education

At Care 1 Recovery Network, we understand the challenges and obstacles our clients will face, and we will help you develop strength based practices to remove barriers that will help you achieve your goals, and help you learn critical thinking skills that will help you develop positive thinking, stimulate intellectual growth, and facilitate change by providing a recovery specialist who will act as a mentor or guide to help you build the skills you will need to overcome your challenges. 

• We can collaborate with your attorney to advocate on your behalf in legal matters and make recommendations to your attorney and the courts for the appropriate level of support to sustain your recovery and comply to the conditions from the court. We can collaborate with parole and probation to design a recovery plan that helps you comply to the condition set forth by parole and probation, and connect you to resources that will support your rehabilitation.
• Care 1 Recovery Network is now officially a Certified HIV Prevention Provider & Certified HIV PreP Navigator. PreP (Pre-exposure Prophylaxis) is a medication to help prevent the spread of HIV. Prep is a once daily medication meant for people who have a high risk of contracting HIV. We also provide HIV/STIs prevention education, and can assist you in getting free or low cost medication for Prep. If you would like to know more about PreP please contact our support line at 518-512-9349, all calls are kept strictly confidential.

 Person-Centered, Strength-Based, Non-Stigmatizing, Affirming Care

Harm Reduction Specialist: Provide counseling, education, and support services to help reduce the risk associated with drug use. We also help connect persons to clinical and non-clinical risk reduction services in your community. We provide referrals to medication assisted treatment-MAT programs.

Certified Carepath Coach: Support Recovery and healing for those who are experiencing behavioral and mental health challenges to develop a wellness mindset. Our Certified Carepath Coaches assist those experiencing a setback in managing their behavioral health challenges. Coaches help facilitate and develop a person-centered plan that is tailored to your unique needs. Provide participants with self-regulation and coping skills to maintain emotional wellness. Teach participants essential life and behavioral skills to aid with their mental health. Coaches help participants develop career readiness skills to obtain employment. Coaches link participants to mental health community support services to aid with their recovery plan. Coaches help participant develop social connections to aid community engagement.  

Family Peer Advocate: Family Peer Advocates (FPAs) play a crucial role in supporting families impacted by addiction or mental health challenges. Their importance can be highlighted in several key areas. FPAs provide emotional support and guidance to families, helping them navigate the complexities of addiction and recovery. They empower family members to express their feelings, share their experiences, and make informed decisions. FPAs educate families about addiction, treatment options, and recovery processes. They connect families with resources such as support groups, counseling services, and community programs, enabling them to access the help they need. FPAs advocate for the needs and rights of families within healthcare systems, treatment facilities, and community organizations. They ensure that family perspectives are considered in treatment plans and that families receive the necessary support. By sharing their own experiences and insights, FPAs help reduce the stigma associated with addiction and mental health issues. Their presence can foster a more understanding and supportive environment for families, encouraging open discussions about these challenges. FPAs teach coping strategies and skills that help families build resilience. They provide tools for managing stress, improving communication, and fostering healthy relationships, which are essential for supporting a loved one in recovery. FPAs recognize that addiction affects the entire family system. They promote a holistic approach that addresses the needs of both the individual and the family, emphasizing the importance of family involvement in the recovery process. FPAs encourage families to participate in treatment and recovery activities, which can enhance outcomes for individuals in recovery. Their involvement can strengthen family bonds and improve the overall healing process. During times of crisis, FPAs can provide immediate support and guidance to families, helping them navigate urgent situations and connect with appropriate services. Family Peer Advocates are vital in promoting recovery and resilience among families affected by addiction and mental health challenges. Their unique perspectives and lived experiences enable them to offer invaluable support, education, and advocacy, making a significant difference in the lives of families.

CRPA : Certified Recovery Peer Advocates are essential in the landscape of addiction recovery and mental health support. Here are several key reasons why CRPAs are important. CRPAs provide relatable support based on shared experiences, which can be incredibly comforting for individuals in recovery. Their lived experiences with addiction or mental health challenges foster a sense of understanding and trust. CRPAs empower individuals to take charge of their recovery journeys. By offering encouragement and motivation, they help clients set and achieve personal goals, fostering self-efficacy and resilience. CRPAs assist individuals in navigating the complex systems of treatment and recovery. They connect clients with appropriate resources, services, and support networks, ensuring they have access to the help they need. CRPAs advocate for the rights and needs of individuals in recovery. They help clients communicate their needs to healthcare providers, family members, and the community, ensuring their voices are heard. By sharing their stories and experiences, CRPAs help combat the stigma associated with addiction and mental health issues. Their openness encourages others to seek help and fosters a more supportive environment. CRPAs often promote a holistic approach to recovery, recognizing the importance of addressing physical, emotional, and social needs. They encourage clients to consider all aspects of their well-being in their recovery plans. In times of crisis, CRPAs provide immediate, empathetic support. They help individuals cope with crises and develop strategies for managing difficult situations, which can be crucial in preventing relapse. CRPAs help clients connect with community resources, support groups, and sober activities, enhancing their social networks and providing a sense of belonging, which is vital for sustained recovery. By sharing strategies and coping mechanisms, CRPAs play a key role in helping individuals identify triggers and develop plans to prevent relapse, promoting long-term recovery success. CRPAs are invaluable in fostering recovery, resilience, and hope. Their unique perspectives, advocacy, and support contribute significantly to the overall well-being of individuals facing addiction and mental health challenges, making them a vital part of recovery-oriented systems of care.

CARC (Certified Addiction Recovery Coach): Play a vital role in the addiction recovery process. Their significance can be highlighted in several key areas. CARCs provide individualized support tailored to each person’s unique recovery journey. They understand the complexities of addiction and can offer guidance that aligns with the client’s specific needs and goals. Having experienced their own recovery journey, CARCs share relatable experiences that foster trust and connection. This peer relationship can encourage clients to be more open and engaged in their recovery process. CARCs help clients stay motivated and accountable. They work with individuals to set realistic goals and develop action plans, providing encouragement and support as clients work towards achieving them. CARCs assist clients in navigating the often complex landscape of recovery services. They connect individuals with treatment options, support groups, and community resources, ensuring that clients have access to the help they need. CARCs advocate for the needs of individuals in recovery, ensuring their voices are heard in treatment settings. They help clients communicate their needs to healthcare providers and family members, fostering a supportive environment. In times of crisis, CARCs provide immediate support and guidance. They help clients develop coping strategies for managing crises, which is crucial for preventing relapse. CARCs teach essential life skills, such as stress management, communication, and problem-solving. These skills are vital for navigating challenges and maintaining recovery in everyday life. CARCs help clients connect with sober communities and support networks, enhancing their social connections and providing a sense of belonging, which is important for long-term recovery. CARCs often promote a holistic approach to recovery, addressing emotional, physical, and social aspects of well-being. This comprehensive perspective helps clients build a well-rounded foundation for sustainable recovery. By being open about their recovery journeys, CARCs help reduce the stigma associated with addiction. Their presence can foster a more accepting environment, encouraging others to seek help. Certified Addiction Recovery Coaches are essential in the addiction recovery process. Their unique combination of personal experience, professional training, and supportive presence significantly enhances the recovery journey for individuals, making them a crucial component of effective recovery-oriented systems of care.

As a certified mediator with the National Association of Certified Mediators, I offer professional mediation services designed to resolve conflicts efficiently and fairly. My mediation process provides a neutral space where all parties can openly discuss their concerns and collaboratively work toward a mutually beneficial resolution. Whether dealing with family disputes, workplace conflicts, or contractual disagreements, I guide conversations with an emphasis on understanding and cooperation.

Mediation is a confidential, cost-effective alternative to litigation, allowing for quicker resolutions while maintaining relationships. My goal is to help clients reach agreements that satisfy everyone’s interests, reducing stress and uncertainty.