Programs & Services
Program Overview
Program Overview
We offer up to $[800] in total benefits per month to program participants for up to 12 months
Participants in the Healing Arts Recovery Program receive support designed to make recovery services more accessible and sustainable.
Program benefits include:
- Treatment Stipends of up to $300 per month to be used as financial assistance towards
- weekly music and art therapy sessions – required components of our program, helping remove cost barriers to these services and
- case management sessions – also required components of our program
- assistance for transportation or treatment-related expense support, ensuring participants can consistently attend required sessions
- Monthly Recovery Bonuses of up to $500 per month– direct cash bonuses for verified sobriety – encouraging continued engagement in recovery activities
- Internal Support for case management, providing guidance during the early stages of recovery
These services are designed to help participants stay engaged in care while maintaining full control over their treatment choices.
Program Requirements
Participants agree to engage in a structured set of recovery activities designed to support consistent progress during early sobriety. These requirements help ensure participants remain actively involved in therapy and recovery support services.
The program begins with a short intensive phase that emphasizes frequent engagement with counseling, support meetings, and creative therapies. After this period, the program continues with a sustainable long-term structure.
First Two Weeks (Intensive Phase)
Participants complete a higher level of engagement during the initial phase of the program.
- Two individual SUD counseling sessions per week (90 minutes each)
- Five hours of recovery group meetings per week (AA, NA, or alternative support groups preferred by the participant)
- Two music or art therapy sessions per week
- Three case management sessions over the course of 2 weeks
This phase helps establish strong recovery routines and consistent engagement in therapeutic activities.
After the First Two Weeks
Following the intensive phase, participants transition into the ongoing program structure.
- Continue with five hours of recovery group meetings per week (AA, NA, or alternative support groups preferred by the participant)
- Continue with two music or art therapy sessions per week
- One case management session per week
Participants may continue receiving Treatment Stipends and Recovery Cash Bonuses for up to twelve months, based on program engagement and verified sobriety.
Eligibility
The Healing Arts Recovery Program is designed for individuals who are working to build stability during the early stages of sobriety and who may face financial barriers to accessing therapy services.
The program may be a good fit if you:
- Have a diagnosed substance use disorder (SUD)
- Are within the first 30 days of sobriety, whether for the first time or following a relapse
- Are experiencing financial hardship or challenges that makes accessing therapy difficult
- Are open to engaging in music or art therapy as part of your recovery
- Live in one of the areas served by the program
- Are willing to verify sobriety as part of program participation as a requirement to receive up to $[500] monthly in cash Recovery Bonuses
Our goal is to support individuals who are ready to engage in recovery and benefit from additional support during this important stage of the journey.
A Few Things We Don’t Do
Transparency is important to us. To ensure participants clearly understand the role of Healing Arts for Recovery, there are several things our program does not do.
- We don’t recommend treatment providers. Participants choose their own therapists, counselors, and recovery programs. We are not qualified nor ethically or legally able to make referrals or recommendations.
- We’re not a treatment center. Healing Arts for Recovery does not provide clinical, medical, or counseling services directly. Our role is to support access to care.
- We don’t discriminate. Participation is open regardless of race, religion, gender, background, or insurance status.
- We don’t judge. Recovery journeys are personal, and participants are treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.
If anyone claiming to represent Healing Arts for Recovery violates these principles, we encourage you to report the concern.