"I have just been released from prison; I have no home or a job. I am afraid, but signed up to get treatment anyway. I want my recovery program to be successful, but can I survive living among people who are not recovering addicts? I do not know if I can do it.""This is way too much to deal with. Can I cope with meds and my crappy attitude about the process at the same time? Where are the people I should talk to about this? I can't afford it, and I don't want to mess with doctors who don't listen and quick to write me more prescriptions?""I have responsibilities. I have no time to go through treatment for my alcohol issues, and even if I make the time, I'm not really sure if the treatment works."DC Recovery Community Alliance (DC Recovery) has listened to the fears and doubts of many clients who suffered from substance use disorders and related mental illnesses. No matter where you are in the treatment process, DC Recovery provides the social support to help you maintain the positive and focused mindset needed to fully recover.Through our peer support services, we will help you stay motivated to start and complete treatment without worries about experiencing a relapse or other challenges.We understand the treatment process and we use proven methods to transfer our knowledge from personal experiences to give you hope and confidence before, during, and after treatment. We offer you a unique advantage to achieve your treatment and recovery goals because our services have a significant impact at the clinical and non-clinical treatment stages and help you to live a productive life in the community.