Recovery Resources

About Recovery Resources

Recovery Resources, also known as People Engaged In Recovery (PEIR), is a peer-run recovery community organization providing recovery support services to individuals and families affected by substance use disorder in Mobile, Alabama. The organization offers recovery coaching, peer support, recovery support groups, telephone recovery support, and specialized outreach for families, veterans, and those re-entering the community after incarceration. PEIR's approach centers on connection and lived experience, offering free, non-clinical support to people at any stage of their recovery journey. Alabama continues to face significant challenges related to substance use, and community-based peer support organizations like PEIR play a meaningful role in helping people build sustainable, long-term recovery outside of clinical settings.

Peer Recovery Coaching and Support Groups in Mobile

PEIR's core offering is peer recovery coaching, a strengths-based service that helps individuals set personal recovery goals, develop action plans, and connect with resources in their community. This service is delivered by people who have their own experience with recovery, giving them a genuine understanding of the challenges clients face. Recovery support groups and telephone recovery support extend this same peer-based model to people who need regular check-ins or a consistent place to talk through their progress.

Sessions and group meetings are structured around connection rather than clinical treatment, giving participants a space to share, learn coping strategies, and build accountability with others who understand recovery firsthand. Both in-person and virtual telehealth options are available, so people can access coaching and group support in whatever format fits their schedule and comfort level. This flexible, community-based structure helps address the isolation and disconnection that often accompany substance use, while keeping the door open for people to stay engaged over the long term.

Family, Veteran, and Re-Entry Support Services

Beyond individual recovery coaching, PEIR extends its peer support model to family members impacted by a loved one's substance use, recognizing that recovery affects the whole household. The organization also provides targeted support for veterans and for individuals re-entering their communities after incarceration, two groups who often face distinct barriers to sustained recovery. These specialized tracks connect participants with peers who understand their specific circumstances, alongside the broader network of resources PEIR offers.

Getting Started with Recovery Resources

Recovery Resources serves individuals and families in Mobile, Alabama and the surrounding area, with services available both at its Airport Boulevard office and through virtual telehealth options for added accessibility. All programs are offered free of charge and are non-clinical in nature, focused on peer connection rather than medical or insurance-based treatment. Anyone looking to build a stronger recovery network or connect with a peer who understands the journey is encouraged to reach out to Recovery Resources and learn more about getting involved.