R.I.S.E. Recovery Resources LLC

Recover. Rebuild. Rise.

Recovery doesn't happen alone. We walk alongside people rebuilding after addiction, incarceration, and crisis — with practical help, honest guidance, and people who stay.

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Hope. Healing. A New Beginning.

What the name means

Four words we're
held to.

They're in our name because they're the standard we're measured against — by the people we serve, and by each other.

  1. Recovery

    Healing from the past and building a stronger future.

    We meet people where they actually are — day one, year ten, or somewhere in the middle after a hard week.

  2. Integrity

    Living with honesty, responsibility, and strong values.

    We say what we'll do, then do it. When something falls outside what we can offer, we say that too — and point you to someone who can.

  3. Service

    Giving back and making a positive impact.

    Recovery is kept by being handed on. Service is how the help we were given stays in motion.

  4. Encouragement

    Building each other up through support, faith, and compassion.

    Shame has never gotten anyone well. Being believed in does. You'll hear that here more than once.

Who we are

Our Story

R.I.S.E. Recovery Resources LLC was founded by Lindsey, whose own recovery journey began on April 17, 2017. Through her lived experience, faith, community leadership, and years of helping other women, Lindsey understands that lasting recovery requires more than simply stopping the use of drugs or alcohol. It takes connection, accountability, practical resources, encouragement, and people who are willing to walk beside you.

R.I.S.E. was created to help people recover, rebuild their lives, and rise into a future filled with purpose and hope. Our goal is to connect individuals and families with recovery support, helpful resources, healthy community, and guidance for the next right step.

Our advisory board

Women Helping Women

The women serving on our advisory board have long-term sobriety and understand recovery through lived experience. Each woman has spent years supporting, encouraging, sponsoring, mentoring, and walking alongside countless women in recovery.

Together, we bring compassion, honesty, accountability, faith, experience, and hope to the development of R.I.S.E. Recovery Resources. We believe women helping women creates a powerful foundation for lasting recovery and meaningful change.

Support

Ways we walk
with you.

Peer support and practical navigation — the steady, unglamorous work that decides whether recovery holds.

01

Recovery coaching

Regular one-on-one sessions built around your goals rather than a curriculum: relapse-prevention planning, honest accountability, and someone who picks up when the week goes sideways.

02

Peer support groups

Rooms led by people in recovery themselves. No lectures, and no requirement to have it together before you show up.

03

Housing and sober living

Finding recovery residences that will take your situation — and getting ready for the interview, the deposit, and the house rules.

04

Family and loved ones

Boundaries, communication, and what real support looks like when it isn't rescuing. For the people who love someone in recovery and are worn thin.

05

Resource navigation

Benefits, ID and documents, treatment intake, court paperwork, food, transportation. The logistics nobody puts on a poster, handled with you instead of handed to you.

06

Re-entry support

Rebuilding after incarceration — employment readiness, probation requirements, and reconnecting with a community that isn't the one you left.

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Not sure where to start?

Just ask

Contact us for current program and service availability.

How it starts

Three steps,
no paperwork first.

You don't need a diagnosis, a clean stretch, or the right words to begin.

  1. 01

    Reach out

    Send a message or an email. Tell us as much or as little as you want to.

  2. 02

    Talk it through

    A conversation without pressure — where things stand, what's already been tried, and what would actually help.

  3. 03

    Build the plan

    We map the next steps together, make the introductions, and stay in touch. Nobody gets handed a pamphlet and wished luck.

You don't have to be finished falling apart to ask for help.
R.I.S.E. Recovery Resources

Right now

If you need help today.

R.I.S.E. is a peer support organization, not an emergency service. If you or someone you love is in danger, these lines are free, confidential, and staffed around the clock.

  • Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    988

    Call or text, 24/7

  • SAMHSA National Helpline

    1‑800‑662‑4357

    Treatment referrals, English & Spanish

  • Crisis Text Line

    741741

    Text HOME to start — free, 24/7

  • Find treatment near you

    FindTreatment.gov

    Licensed programs, searchable by ZIP

Contact

Start a
conversation.

Tell us what's going on, or just say hello and we'll take it from there. Messages go to a person, not a queue.

Call or text 229-561-0211 Email info@riserecoveryresourcesllc.com
  • Serving Valdosta and South Georgia
  • Contact us for current availability.

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