Recovery grows in good company.
The Aspen Program offers outpatient support groups for adults navigating substance use — and for the families who love them. Like an aspen grove, we heal through connection: many trees, one root system.
A safe place to look honestly at substance use.
Whether you are sober-curious, working to reduce use, or committed to abstinence, our groups meet you where you are. Using a dialectical abstinence philosophy, we make room for both abstinence-based recovery and harm reduction — without judgment.
Together, members examine patterns of substance use, build healthier relationships, strengthen communication and social skills, and practice the daily-living skills that make change last.
Start as a New Client
How can we help today?
New Clients
Request your first info call and learn what to expect.
Get started →Current Clients
Portal, telehealth, forms, and helpful resources.
Open resources →Feedback
Tell us how we are doing — your voice shapes our care.
Share feedback →Meet the Team
Get to know the clinicians who facilitate our groups.
Meet us →Two groups, two kinds of support.
Adults in recovery
Adults 18–70+ seeking to reduce substance use or explore and sustain sobriety.
Friends & family
Loved ones of someone living with addiction who want support and stronger boundaries.
Co-occurring needs
People managing depression, anxiety, or trauma alongside substance use.
Common reasons people join
- Substance use disorder
- Reducing the frequency or amount of use
- Depression linked to or impacted by substance use
- Self-defeating behaviors
- Low self-esteem
- Communication and relationship issues
- Distress tolerance
- Managing conflict
- Coping with difficult life situations
- Family, work, or financial stress
Ready to take the next step?
Call (301) 970-4099 to speak with our team, or book an info call online.