Oct 20, 2023
Non-profit organization CFC Recovery has announced updates to its Intensive Peer Recovery Program (IPRP) in New Jersey. The program aims to provide peer support for individuals recovering from alcohol addiction and is fully covered by Blue Cross insurance. CFC Recovery emphasizes the seriousness of alcohol abuse and the importance of abstinence after treatment. Alcohol-related causes are estimated to be responsible for over 140,000 deaths annually in the US, making it the fourth-leading preventable cause of death. Additionally, alcohol use disorder is the second most common mental disorder among suicide deaths, accounting for approximately 25% of such deaths. CFC Recovery acknowledges the role of professional treatment and medical detox in the recovery process and offers IPRP as a means of transitioning into a sober lifestyle post-treatment. The four-week program includes peer-led education, life skill development, self-help meetings, emotional development meetings, social activities, and community events. Participants will also have weekly private meetings with a recovery coach to track their progress. While CFC Recovery provides resources such as guided meditation, they recognize that their services are not a substitute for clinical treatment. Individuals in need of medical help will be guided to appropriate services by a peer case manager. In addition to alcohol abuse, CFC Recovery supports individuals recovering from drug addiction and other substance use disorders. Interested parties can find more information on CFC Recovery’s website.
CFC Recovery (1-833-300-4673), a non-profit organization that provides support to individuals recovering from substance abuse, has updated its alcohol and drug addiction care programs in New Jersey.

Farmingdale, United States - October 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The organization has recently announced updates to its Intensive Peer Recovery Program, a day program designed to provide recovering alcoholics with peer support. All services in the program are covered by Blue Cross.
For more information, please visit https://healingus.org/iprp/
With the announcement, CFC Recovery aims to highlight the severity of alcohol abuse and the importance of abstinence after treatment. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, it is estimated that over 140,000 people die from alcohol-related causes annually, making it the fourth-leading preventable cause of death in the US. Additional statistics show that alcohol use disorder is the second most common mental disorder among suicide decedents and is involved in roughly 25% of suicide deaths.
CFC recognizes the important roles that professional treatment and medical detox play in helping an individual recover from alcohol abuse. The organization’s addiction recovery process begins after a patient has undergone such treatment, and their Intensive Peer Recovery Program (IPRP) is intended to aid with the transition into a life of sobriety following clinical care. This program is facilitated by Certified Peer Recovery Specialists and focuses primarily on education and life skill development.
The IPRP will take place over the course of four consecutive weeks and is held from Mondays to Thursdays, beginning at 10:00 AM and lasting for four hours. The goal of the program is for members to create support teams and participate in self-help meetings, emotional development meetings, life and motivational planning sessions, social activities, and community events. Members will also have weekly private meetings with a recovery coach, who will help them create a Wellness Recovery Action Plan that they can use to track their progress throughout the duration of the program.
CFC provides other resources for IPRP members, including guided meditation, but they acknowledge that their services cannot substitute for clinical treatment. Members who are in need of medical help are encouraged to seek out a peer case manager, who will secure the appropriate services for them.
About CFC Recovery
CFC Recovery is a non-profit organization and self-help program led by recovery specialists and peers. In addition to alcohol abuse, CFC provides support to people recovering from drug addiction and other forms of substance use disorder.
Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://healingus.org/
Contact Info:
Name: Ashley Regan
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Organization: CFC Recovery
Address: 260 Casino Drive, Farmingdale, NJ 07727, United States
Phone: +1-866-798-3232
Website: https://www.healingus.org
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