At TCC, we are committed to creating spaces where everyone—whether they’re beginning their recovery, supporting a loved one, or cheering from the sidelines as community supporters—can feel welcome and supported. Here’s how we’re doing it:
Individual and Family Programs
We understand that recovery is deeply personal, but it’s also a shared experience. Our Peer Support Services
are led by individuals who have walked similar paths, offering encouragement, understanding, and practical guidance every step of the way.
What is Certified Peer Support?
It’s a mutual, supportive relationship between someone in recovery or seeking recovery and a certified peer support specialist. By sharing their own lived experiences, our specialists offer unique acceptance and support that other professional relationships often lack.
But we don’t stop there. Recognizing the importance of a family-centered approach, we also provide resources to help families heal together. After all, recovery doesn’t just happen for individuals—it’s a collective transformation that impacts everyone involved.
Recovery Meetings
Recovery comes in many forms, and so do the pathways to success. That’s why we host a variety of recovery meetings that welcome and celebrate diverse approaches, meeting everyone where they are on their unique recovery journeys.
Our meetings are more than just a routine gathering—they’re an opportunity to share stories, find solidarity, and foster hope. Led by individuals in recovery, these sessions offer a safe and judgment-free zone where members support one another and grow together.
And the best part? All of our services are offered at no cost because healing should never come with barriers.
Stories of Courage & Connection
The Courage Center isn’t just a program—it’s a lifeline for many individuals and families within our community. Here’s a story from one of the families we’ve had the privilege of supporting:
"My son and I enjoy working with Jessie. He has been to several counselors and hated it. But when I told him he’d be seeing Jessie weekly, he was excited. Jessie genuinely cares, and it’s made all the difference. Though we never wanted to need a place like The Courage Center, it’s been a blessing to us. Thanks so much for all that everyone does to help those in need."
\- Anonymous, A Grateful Parent
It’s stories like these that remind us of the profound impact community and connection can have in someone’s life.
How You Can Get Involved
Whether you’re just beginning your recovery, supporting a loved one, or looking to make a difference in your community, there’s a place for you at TCC. We host events and gatherings designed to inspire connection and foster a culture of acceptance. Together, we’re not only combating isolation and stigma but also building a stronger, healthier community for all.
There Are Many Ways to Participate in Our Mission and Be a Force for Positive Change:
Individual Services: Join our weekly recovery meetings designed to offer person-centered, mutual aid support to help individuals improve health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and reach their full potential.
Family Services:
Learn how to support loved ones while prioritizing their own well-being.
Donate: Your gift empowers hope, healing, and a brighter future for those on their journey to recovery.