Substance use disorder (SUD) recovery
Recovery from SUD is a lifelong process. Throughout Vermont, there are services to support you in your recovery. You can recover.
VT Helplink is a free resource for Vermonters, providing confidential, non-judgmental support and referrals based on your specific needs. No matter where in Vermont you are, a caring Helplink Specialist will listen to you, answer your questions, and help you or your loved one take a step toward recovery.
Call 802-565-LINK (5465) or toll-free 833-565-LINK (5465).
- Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
You can also answer quick and confidential questions to get connected to the right services for you.
Recovery Support
Recovery Centers
Recovery Centers provide information and support to people in recovery from substance use disorder. Learn more about Recovery Centers.
Peer Recovery Support
Peer recovery coaching and support connects you with other people with lived experience in recovery to provide support and assistance in navigating treatment and recovery services. Peer recovery coaches can help you reach your recovery goals. Learn more about recovery coaches.
Support Groups
Support groups provide peer support and encouragement on your recovery journey. These programs are peer-lead and are often recommended as part of a treatment plan. Twelve-step programs, such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous are the most well-known support groups, but there are a number of options. Learn more about support groups.
Family Support
Substance use disorder can impact the whole family. Support is available for family and friends. Learn more about family support.
