Reduce Financial Stress
Build and maintain an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses or setbacks, providing a financial safety net during your recovery period.
Create a detailed budget to track your income and expenses, prioritizing essential costs while cutting non-essential spending to alleviate financial pressure.
Consider consulting a financial advisor or counselor to help you navigate your financial situation.
The Why
The idea behind Recovery & Wealth came from when the founders struggled through the recovery process, and ran into every financial pitfall possible. Instead of giving up and going back to the large machine of Wall Street, they decided to help the community that has given them their purpose back. Businesses, personal lives and relationships get destroyed by addiction and that includes people's financial houses. We want to help educate and coach folks how to clean up their side of the street financially and help create healthier habits. Give us the opportunity to be your financial guide on your road to recovery, and build a better sober money mindset!
Preparing for Life
Our lesson plans is to prepare you for the unexpected that life throws at you. Financial pitfalls happen, but there's nothing that can't be remedied.
Building a Better Mindset
Our goal is to aid those in recovery build a better mindset about their financial lives. We will guide you through very simple tips and tricks to help keep the process of financial recovery a simple one.
Sustaining Recovery
One of the main reasons for relapse is financial issues. In our learning modules, we will build financial life skills that will help ease the burden of financial stressors.
Example Curriculum
Maintaining a Relapse Free Path
27% of all Americans with and alcohol or narcotics disorder will relapse due to financial issues. Our goal is to help educate and coach people in recovery to improve their financial lives. Let's crunch the numbers so we maintain our sober money mindset.
Featured Products
Increased financial literacy: Learning about financial concepts and how to manage money can help people in recovery make better financial decisions.
Reduced financial stress: By taking control of their finances, people in recovery can reduce the amount of stress in their lives.
Improved mental health: Financial stability can contribute to overall mental health and well-being.
