FAQ

Who is Connection Trail For??

Our goal is to be a sober and safe place for you to be yourself through your journey. We are the place to be to help you find healthy substitutes, common peers, and to achieve the type of social community that is often absent in recovery.

Is This a Rehab?

No. We do not offer any clinical or medical addiction treatment services and we highly encourage that you seek out medical assistance to help you safely get through the detox 

portion of your sober journey, should you need it. 

If I’m not sober, can I join Connection Trail? 

Yes, Connection Trail has been designed to accommodate the entire spectrum of addiction. From those who are still using to those who have flirted with periods of abstinence to those who are far along in their recovery. The only requirement for joining Connection Trail is a true desire to change.

What happens if I relapse during my membership with Connection Trail?

We will help you to learn from it and then we will push forward on the sober train. Failure only happens when you give up on trying to change. While our primary objective is to prevent relapse from occurring, ultimately it is outside of our control, and it may happen. What you do if it happens is what’s most important. 

Do I have to have a “problem” to join Connection Trail?

Connection Trail is involved with the process of how to sustainably break habit loops and change behavior, regardless of how severe the behavior is from those that have been there. We are a place for people to come learn and have fun to better their lives. 

Is this a 12-step program?

No. Connection Trail is not a 12-step program, but it can and often supplements them. 

Can I use Connection Trail with other Treatment Programs, like AA?

Yes. Connection Trails can be used on its own as a way to treat and recover from addiction.