Recovery For All

Recovery for All is a non-profit organization whose Mission is:

Our Mission is to research and deliver vital information in an easy-to-access, understandable, and affordable manner to enhance the full recovery of those in need. This effort is:

For those strongly effected by the Covid-19 pandemic and other national disasters by directing them to the necessary therapy needed to lessen the trauma and loss caused by such catastrophes;

For addicts and alcoholics, including their families, friends, and extended communities, to help them make the break from the effects of addiction to full recovery;

For children, veterans, and all who suffer from the effects of depression, extreme trauma, addiction, and socio-economic stress;

For senior citizens, including their families, friends, and support network, to inform them on matters of aging, mental health, and special needs such as housing, home care, medications, and hospice options.

Prior to the arrival of Covid-19 the United States and countries throughout the world were already plagued by the growing threat of severe addiction. There is no silver bullet, no simple solution to this very real threat to millions of people from all strata of our society.

But since the virus multiple studies have shown substantial increase in the use of drugs and other additions. Existing mental health issues have become more intense with new cases on a daily basis.

Only the very fortunate have the financial wherewithal and support systems to receive and maintain treatment from clinics, hospitals, and professional counselors. Most systems for recovery treatment are woefully understaffed and inadequately funded.

And the matter of achieving sobriety and mental balance is but the first step in the gradual conversion to a healthy and fulfilling life. What tools does the average person have when he or she calls out for help? Is there one central hub to find the answers and contacts needed to achieve sobriety and build a positive future?

The Recovery Catalog is such a source.

Folks whose lives are being ruined by the ever-present parallel threats of addiction, illness, and climate change must have easy-to-access information on where to find solutions. They haven’t the time, energy, or resources to plod through the thousands of related books, articles, seminars, therapies, and websites to find the specific resources immediately needed.

Their urgency demands advice and direction from the experts, both past and present, who offer to take them from the bottom step of despair to the higher place of hope and liberation. But where do they find such learned and wise teachers and counselors? Where do they locate funding for such therapy? Where is there a central, easy-to-navigate concentration of the necessary information for those who are in the throes of these challenges? The search for such a tool is daunting.

Individuals and whole communities need a convenient central source that shows all the options readily available so they can begin to develop a personal program to fit their specific challenge. As Texas Governor Ann Richards, herself an acknowledged alcoholic, once said, “One size does not fit all.

One service that will be available to anyone seeking support in matters of addiction recovery is the 24/7, year-round Recovery Catalog being developed by Recovery for All. Here at our virtual catalog anyone can anonymously research hundreds of premier clinics, hospitals, and offices for professional treatment available under a number of plans. Here the reader can listen to seminars and panels with leading experts that would otherwise cost hundreds of dollars to attend. Here anyone can find private counselors, health consultants, financial advisors, and self-help teaching,  all in one place under one “virtual roof.” Come visit us at www.recoverydirectory.org