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At Promises, treatment is just the beginning of a journey of lifelong recovery.
For many, going home can be the hardest part. Addiction and behavioral issues have left our lives in disarray, which can make it difficult to know what the next step should be. Often, an experienced guide can provide invaluable support and direction along the way.
The Promises Alumni Program has been going strong for over 20 years and is committed to providing that critical support for every member of the extended Promises family. Our Alumni members are dedicated to supporting those who have begun the journey of recovery at Promises and their families. Alumni meetings, events, and personal follow-up support help ease the transition back home
Alumni meetings and events are held regularly in Malibu, Los Angeles, New York, and around the country and the world to help ease the transition back home.
Visit the PromisesAlumni.com website for meetings and events »
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