Sustaining Recovery With The Alumni Support Program

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Posted On : January 20, 2022

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Alumni Program

Join a family of 7,700+ and growing.

Across our network of facilities, we have seen countless lives transformed, families restored, and goals achieved. Through the years, we’ve learned what works (and what doesn’t) and continued to improve our programs based on client feedback. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Here, you can watch, read, and listen to the experiences of real people who have recovered from addiction after starting their journey at All In Solutions.

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The Journey

A lifelong recovery journey begins the moment you start treatment at AIS. Studies have shown a supportive community increases the chances of a successful recovery. Current clients have access to on-going Alumni meetings & events.

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Lifelong Family

From frequent recovery meetings, staff check-ins, monthly events, and an active Facebook Support Group – stay connected with your AIS Alumni long after you complete treatment, wherever you are.

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Giving Back

The benefits of dedicating your time to helping others navigate recovery are endless. Guide, sponsor, and network with clients to aid in a continuous successful recovery. Share your story and help others.

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Alumni Testimonials

Our clients’ success stories are the greatest testament to the quality of care provided across all of our facilities.

The All In Experience

Troy's Story

Jennifer's Story

Shawn's Story

John's Story

Clarence's Story

What Our Reviews Say

Mercedes B
Mercedes B
All In Solutions Detox Alumni
Best day of my life was stepping into this place…. The staff and counselors are amazing . Most of them are in recovery just like I am and they fully understand what you are dealing with at every stage of your recovery!
Emily F
Emily F
All In Solutions Wellness Center Alumni
This place was an amazing experience. The staff was amazing and everyone here was so welcoming and kind. They have taught me so much, and I cannot thank them enough. I am so grateful that I was given the opportunity to come here and meet all these amazing people.
Eddie R
Eddie R
All In Solutions Wellness Center Alumni
This place was a wonderful experience. First time in treatment and was worried about how the dynamic of the center would be. First day in and I knew this was a safe place to be at and express myself. Staff was patient and kind. Kept true to their word , and came through with everything they promised.
Clyde D
Clyde D
All In Solutions Cherry Hill Alumni
This was an excellent experience from beginning to end. For the first time in three treatment facilities, my mental health was addressed together with my addictions. Previous trauma was addressed as well. The therapist and counselors were so knowledgeable and my treatment plan was designed specifically for my needs.
Jason V
Jason V
All In Solutions Cherry Hill Alumni
Amazing place that changed my life. Appreciated the holistic approach of group and individual therapy as well as being able to try new things like reiki and yoga. Truly grateful.
Shane H
Shane H
All In Solutions Counseling Center Alumni
I would recommend the faith based program with pastor Dan. He is an Angel sent down by God to rescue addicts. Facilitators all were great. My case manager was great. Residence mentors really care about people. I’m so happy my wife ordered me to go here. I would recommend to anyone in this struggle.

Alumni Outreach Team

Our Alumni/Outreach Team knows firsthand the pain of addiction and the importance of community during treatment. Each one of them is passionate about helping our clients feel a sense of comfort, connection, and belonging at All In Solutions, all of which is foundational to their success.

Chris R – Director of Admissions (FL)

Troy B – Director of Client Services (FL)

Marissa M – Alumni Coordinator (FL)

Lauren G – Alumni Coordinator (NJ)

"We really believe in meeting people where they’re at. We know that everybody’s journey is different, and all of the staff here shares the same mission of wanting everyone to be successful after treatment."

Our Commitment to Accuracy and Integrity

All content on this website has been developed and reviewed by licensed clinicians, certified addiction counselors, and experienced professionals in the field. All sources of information used to develop our content are peer-reviewed studies and recognized medical associations like SAMHSA, NIDA, and the CDC. All content is written in person-first, stigma-free language.
Our goal is to give individuals and families reliable, accurate information in order to help them make informed decisions on their path to recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions About Aftercare and Alumni Support

What is an aftercare plan for substance abuse?

An aftercare plan is a very individualized plan designed to provide support, therapy, peer connections, and practical resources necessary to maintain recovery after a person has completed a treatment program, and is generally developed well before discharge. An aftercare plan typically includes the following areas: continued outpatient treatment, regular attendance at a peer support group, sober living arrangements if necessary, continued therapy, and a detailed individualized relapse prevention plan.

Numerous studies from SAMHSA and NIDA show that individuals who enter continuing aftercare following their inpatient stay have statistically better outcomes, including reduced relapse risk and improved long-term recovery, than those who do not.[10] Discharge from treatment creates one of the highest risk periods for relapse, and continuing aftercare provides the structure, accountability, and support necessary to navigate this difficult period successfully.

Before leaving treatment, your therapist will assist you in connecting with a local recovery support group. Nationally, AA and NA have meeting locators that provide information to help individuals find meetings. SMART Recovery has an online and in-person group locator. If you need assistance locating an alumni support group, contact the All In Solutions Alumni Outreach Team.

Yes. Family involvement in aftercare is strongly encouraged. Family education, family therapy, and Al-Anon facilitate families’ understanding of the disease of addiction, establishing healthy boundaries, and developing skills to assist their loved one in recovery and prevent unintentional enablement of their substance use.

What Our Alumni Are Saying

What Does Speciality Programs Levels Of Care Look Like?

All In Solutions offers full continuum of care that provides treatment options for individuals at every stage of their recovery journey.

What Our Alumni Are Saying

Our success stories are the best reflection of the quality of care provided throughout all of our facilities.

Alumni Outreach Team

Each member of the Alumni Outreach team has personally experienced the consequences of addiction and the power of community support throughout treatment. They understand the importance of providing comfort, connection, and a sense of belonging as clients navigate their recovery journey — all of which are critical to long-lasting success.

You Always Have a Place at All In Solutions

At All In Solutions, we are all in on your recovery, not only during the time you are actively engaged in treatment but long after. Our alumni program represents the same commitment to the people we serve that is representative of our clinical services: an authentic investment in the people we serve based on having personal experience with addiction.
Whether you are a current client preparing for discharge, alumni who have recently completed a program and are navigating their initial weeks out of treatment, or long-term alumni who want to give back to those who are newly recovering, you always have a place in the All In Solutions family.

[1] [6] McKay, J. R. (2009). Continuing care research: What we’ve learned and where we’re going. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 36(2), 131–145.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsat.2008.10.004

[2] [10] McKay, J. R. (2005). Is there a case for extended interventions for alcohol and drug use disorders? Addiction, 100(11), 1594–1610.
https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1360-0443.2005.01208.x

[3] National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2020). Drugs, brains, and behavior: The science of addiction.
https://nida.nih.gov/publications/drugs-brains-behavior-science-addiction/treatment-recovery

[4] Sinha, R. (2011). New findings on biological factors predicting addiction relapse vulnerability. Current Psychiatry Reports, 13(5), 398–405.https://doi.org/10.1007/s11920-011-0224-0

[5] National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2014). Principles of drug addiction treatment: A research-based guide (3rd ed.). https://nida.nih.gov/sites/default/files/podat-3rdEd-508.pdf

[7] [8] [9] Kelly, J. F., Humphreys, K., & Ferri, M. (2020). Alcoholics Anonymous and other 12-step programs for alcohol use disorder. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 3 https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD012880.pub2