For You

Treatment, work protections, mutual aid, sober living, for the person in recovery.

• For You: Start Here

  Practical resources for the person in recovery, treatment, work protections, mutual aid, and sober living. Meets you wherever you are.

• At-Home Treatment

  Coming off 7-OH and kratom synthetics at home, the community-validated paths, the tools to have on hand, and when at-home isn't the right fit.

• Tapering Off 7-OH

  What a 7-OH taper actually looks like — the early dose-halving stretch, the low-dose plateau where most tapers stall, the jump-off, and what helps at each stage.

• Rehabilitation Centers

  Detox, residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient, what each level of care looks like, how to find a program, how to pay, and what to be skeptical of.

• FMLA, ADA & Your Job

  Federal job-protected leave for your own treatment, ADA protections in recovery, what HR actually sees, and how to use EAPs without your manager finding out.

• MAT & Your Professional License

  A handful of regulated professions (CDL, pilots, ATC, law enforcement, armed security, some healthcare) treat MAT use as a licensure issue. What to check before you start.

• Mutual Aid & Recovery Groups

  Free peer support groups for the person in recovery: Kratom Anonymous (most directly applicable), NA, Heroin Anonymous, SMART, Refuge Recovery, The Phoenix, and others.

• Sober Living Homes

  Sober living, defined: NARR quality levels, how to find a legitimate one, what it costs, red flags for predatory homes, and how Oxford House differs.