Recovery Guides

The guide you needed on day one.

Practical, honest PDF guides for addiction recovery and mental health. Written by a recovery coach who works with real people every day, not a textbook committee.

PDF Guides & Workbooks
Written by a Recovery Coach
Affordable & Accessible

Recovery resources have a gap the size of a canyon.

On one side: free pamphlets from treatment centers that exist to get you in the door. On the other: $25 clinical workbooks that read like a grad school thesis. Nothing in between. Nothing personal.

The clinic problem

Free guides are marketing funnels

Treatment centers give away PDFs to capture leads. The content is generic because the goal isn't to help you at home.

The publisher problem

Clinical workbooks feel clinical

Evidence-based is important. But academic language and $25 price tags create barriers for people who need help now.

The real problem

Nobody writes like they talk to you

The best recovery advice happens in coaching sessions. RecoverKit puts that voice into guides you can keep.

How RecoverKit works.

Simple. Find the guide that meets you where you are. Read it at your pace. Come back to it when things get hard.

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Coach-written

Every guide comes from real coaching conversations, not literature reviews. The language is human because the source is human.

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Moment-specific

Early sobriety is different from month six. Relapse prevention is different from daily mental health. Each guide targets a specific moment in your journey.

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Yours to keep

Download the PDF. Print it. Highlight it. Dog-ear the pages. No subscription. No login. No algorithm deciding what you need.

Guides that meet you where you are.

Coming soon to RecoverKit.

The First 30 Days

A day-by-day companion for early sobriety. What to expect, how to cope, and what nobody tells you about the first month.

Early Recovery
When the Urge Hits

A practical relapse prevention guide. Real strategies from real coaching sessions for the moments that test you most.

Relapse Prevention
Quiet the Noise

Daily mental health practices for people in recovery. Managing anxiety, depression, and the thoughts that linger after the substance is gone.

Mental Health

Recovery is personal. Your guides should be too.

RecoverKit exists because the people who need the most help often get the least personal resources. That changes here.