Active Recovery Network

Art, meditation, photography, and poetry are frames we apply to the world to increase our awareness, gratitude, and appreciation of what is and what has always been. Art is is the thing that wakes us up from our preoccupations to what truly matters. The moment. This opportunity only comes once in a lifetime, you better own it.

Being stable doesn’t always mean someone is ready to live independently.

After mental health treatment, many people move back home with their parents or into housing with very little structure or individualized support.

They may be doing better, but they can still become stuck—isolated, sleeping too much, spending most of their time online and unsure of what comes next.

This is why we created The Recovery Collective.

Residents will live in a supportive home with structure, community and accountability while receiving individualized mental health coaching and case management through Active Recovery Network.

For one person, the next step might be getting a job or returning to school. For someone else, it might begin with getting out of bed consistently, exercising, managing appointments or finding something they actually enjoy doing.

We don’t just want to provide a stable place to live. We want to help residents begin building a life of their own.

Opening mid-October in San Diego. We’re currently speaking with families and professionals about potential residents.

Learn more at therecoverycollective.com or email [email protected].