

Skyline Recovery
Recovery. Community. Healing.

The Three Pillars
Phase 1
Integration & Stabilization
Phase 2
Exploration & Consistency
Phase 3
Individuation & Launch

Integration | Stabilization
During this phase clients are introduced to the Skyline Recovery community; attending daily therapeutic groups or recreational activities, engaging in recovery activities or meetings, and are working closely with their therapist, life skills mentor, and their recovery coach. Family therapy work is robust, finances are closely monitored, and accountability is weaved into their schedule.
Phase 1

Exploration | Consistency
During this phase, more freedoms are permitted such as brief leaves of absence, extended curfews, the opportunity to earn
back a vehicle, more financial independence through greater financial responsibility,
and a more tailored program to meet the client's schedule and overall needs. Family work shifts towards autonomy for the young adult and healthy
boundaries within the system.
Phase 2

Individuation | Launch
During this phase, clients have established a consistent way of being that promotes health, recovery, and wellness. The client now has an established recovery community and several freedoms that mirror independent living. During this phase, the client’s life should be more outside of the
program as they prepare to move out or transition into our “step down” phase.
Phase 3
Advanced Integrated Services

Step Down Phase
Freedom With Support
This phase is for clients who have successfully completed a minimum of 3 months in the primary program. Continuity of therapeutic work, recovery mentoring, and life skills
development provide dynamic opportunities for growth with far greater individual freedom. Daily and nightly accountability provides structure while the overall schedule is far more
autonomous and client driven.
Outpatient Therapy & Sober Coaching
Outpatient therapy and sober coaching sessions are available to clients who have completed the Skyline Recovery program
and members of the community seeking recovery, community, and healing.
