Peer recovery support
One-to-one support from a Certified Recovery Specialist who has walked a similar road. Peers build trust, share hope, and model that recovery is possible.
Services
Peer recovery support services
Non-clinical, person-centered support delivered by people with lived experience of recovery, designed to work alongside your clinical team.
Recovery coaching
Goal-focused coaching that helps people strengthen recovery capital (housing, work, relationships, health, and community connection) one step at a time.
ED & hospital warm handoffs and overdose follow-up
Timely peer engagement in emergency departments and inpatient settings, with follow-up after an overdose to connect people to treatment, naloxone, and community supports.
Person-centered recovery planning
Recovery plans written with the person, not for them, built around their own goals, strengths, and chosen pathway.
Resource linkage & navigation
Practical help connecting to treatment, the county SCA, mutual-aid meetings, transportation, benefits, housing, and other local resources.
Support for people in MAT / MOUD
Respectful, stigma-free support for people using medications for opioid use disorder. Medication-supported recovery is recovery.
Re-entry support
Peer support for people leaving jail or prison and those involved with probation or drug court, helping bridge the gap back to community life.
Facility contracting
Flexible service agreements for facilities, with clear service level agreements and privacy practices designed around 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA. How contracting works.
About peer support: Peer recovery support is non-clinical. It complements, but does not replace, medical care, counseling, or other clinical treatment. Recovery Trail peer services are delivered only by Certified Recovery Specialists credentialed by the Pennsylvania Certification Board, and every specialist's credential is verified before they serve clients.
How we show up
Lived experience
Our peers bring personal recovery experience, used intentionally and ethically to build connection.
Dignity
Every person is treated with respect, regardless of where they are on their journey.
Multiple pathways
There is no single right way to recover. We support each person's chosen path.
Harm reduction
We meet people where they are and value every positive change, including staying alive.
Confidentiality
We protect personal information and follow 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA requirements.
Ethics
We follow the Pennsylvania Certification Board (PCB) Code of Ethical Conduct.