Ashley Addiction Treatment – Maryland

Bon Secours Health System – Maryland

Caron – Pennsylvania

California Consortium of Programs and Professionals (CCAPP) - California

Central Minnesota Mental Health Center - Minnesota

Community Social Model Advocates – California

Cook Inlet Tribal Council – Alaska

Crouse Health – New York

Cumberland Heights – Tennessee

David Lawrence Center – Florida

Fairfax - Falls Church Community Service Board (CSB) – Virginia

Faces and Voices of Recovery – District of Columbia

Family Resource Center of Northwest Ohio – Ohio

Fair Girls – Washington D.C

Greater Nashua Mental Health Center – New Hampshire

Hazelden Betty Ford – Florida

HealthLink – Indiana

High Watch Recovery – Connecticut

Hope Place Center – Ontario, Canada

Horizon Health Services – New York

IGNTD Recovery – California

Indiana State University – Indiana

Inova CATS – Virginia

My Independent Living – New York

Next Step Foundation, Inc. – Indiana

New Life Addiction Counseling Services - Maryland

New Jersey Prevention Network – New Jersey

Open Health Care Clinic – Louisiana

Partnership for Successful Living - New Hampshire

Phoenix House – Virginia

Promesa – New York

Psychiatric Institute of Washington – Washington D.C

Redwood Family Center - California

Right Path House – Connecticut

River City Recovery – California

Shasta County Sheriff’s Department - California

Silver Hill Hospital – Connecticut

State of Maryland – Maryland

Worcester County Sheriff’s Office – Massachusetts

The Health & Wellness Center – Oklahoma

The Farley Center – Virginia

The Meadows – Arizona

The Ranch - Maryland

The U.S. Navy – Washington D.C.

VA Health – District of Columbia

Vista Hill – California

Way Station, Inc., Sheppard Pratt Health System – Maryland

Wellspace Health – California

Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. – Colorado

Individuals, Families, AND FRIENDS

• Increased engagement / engaged learning

• Accelerated change through accelerated vocabulary building

• Increased communication / expression – through a shared vocabulary

• Increased individualized learning

• Increased self-discovery

• Increased self-efficacy

• Increased knowledge, skills, and effectiveness

• Increased learning comprehension and retention

• Increased interaction and connection

• Increased satisfaction

• Improved outcomes

Counselors, COACHES, AND EDUCATORS

• Increased client, counselor, and coach engagement

• Enhanced relationship or therapeutic bond through a shared vocabulary

• Increased knowledge, skills, and effectiveness

• Improved treatment plans (in less time)

• Expanded set of educational tools for teaching, learning, and practicing core curriculum topics

• Decreased prep time with out-of-the-box structured activities

• Increased consistency of program delivery via a structured format

• Improved outcomes