1. What Are the Limitations of 12-Step Recovery and Might I Need an Alternative?

Many traditional 12-step programs follow a disease model of addiction and can carry assumptions about powerlessness and even sinfulness. For some, these ideas feel incompatible with their personal beliefs or self-image. Others may feel alienated by the implicit religious aspect of 12-step fellowships. If you find yourself looking for a more flexible, self-directed approach, a non 12 step addiction recovery program could be the alternative you need.

2. What Is Non-12 Step Addiction Recovery?

A non-12-step approach focuses on empowerment, personal values, and practical life skills. Rather than just focusing on the causes of addiction, it looks forward to building a life where fulfilling pursuits naturally outcompete the desire to engage in harmful behaviors. This forward-looking approach helps you harness your strengths, set tangible goals, and engage in activities that bring genuine satisfaction—so that addictive impulses lose their appeal.

3. What Types of 12-Step Alternatives Exist and Which Do You Offer?

Alternatives to 12-step recovery include approaches like Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT), SMART Recovery, and of course the Life Process Program. Each offers unique strategies for coping with cravings, identifying triggers, and creating a healthier life. Our program is based on Dr. Stanton Peele’s Life Process philosophy, providing structured modules, coaching support, and peer engagement—without reliance on a “higher power” or rigid steps.

4. Has the Life Process Program Ever Been Tested?

Yes. Before shifting online, the Life Process Program was used in residential treatment centers. Data from that setting showed success rates of over 65%, surpassing many traditional programs. Now, the same core principles and exercises are offered in an accessible online format, allowing people worldwide to benefit from a proven, research-backed approach.

5. How Does Virtual Rehab Compare to In-Person Treatment Overall?

For many people, online programs are just as effective—if not more so—than in-person treatment, largely due to ease of access and ongoing accountability. Our online addiction recovery program offers structured modules, coaching sessions, and community support. These elements allow you to practice life skills in your home environment, making the transition to daily routines smoother than returning from a residential facility.

6. When Can Online Addiction Treatment Be Better Than In-Person Services?

Research shows that “digital treatments can be useful in the context of health services and substance abuse.” Online treatment can be more convenient and cost-effective, especially if you have a busy schedule or live in a remote area. It also allows you to remain close to supportive loved ones. Our Food Addiction Recovery Program, for example, blends flexible online learning with one-on-one coaching—giving you professional structure without uprooting your life.

7. When Is Online Rehab Not Appropriate?

If you’re experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms, medical instability, or acute mental health crises, online programs may not be enough. In such cases, you should first seek an in-person medical detox or similar supervised setting. Once stabilized, transitioning to an online addiction recovery program can be an effective next step.

8. Can I Mix Online Treatment with In-Person Services?

Absolutely. Many clients use our online non 12 step program alongside in-person therapy or support groups in their community. Combining resources can provide extra layers of accountability, ensuring you’re fully supported on all fronts.

9. What If I Struggle with More Than One Addiction?

You’re not alone—many clients face multiple challenges. Although the program is adapted for different issues, the fundamental principles remain the same: develop self-awareness, identify values, and create a healthier life context. You can choose any version of the Life Process Program and address multiple behaviors within its framework.

10. Is It a Total Abstinence Program?

In a word, No! Our philosophy isn’t about rigidly enforcing total abstinence—especially for behaviors like eating, where moderation is key. Instead, we help you develop mindful control. A “win” might be enjoying a beer or two without spiraling into harmful patterns. You learn to recognize personal limits and disengage from self-defeating cycles before they escalate.

11. I Do Not Feel Comfortable Talking About My Addiction. Can I Do the Program on My Own?

Absolutely. You have the option to work through all eight modules independently. While we offer written feedback from coaches, one-to-one coaching sessions, weekly group meetings, and a private community, all these services are entirely optional. You decide the level of engagement that suits your comfort level.

12. Is It Easy to Cancel?

Yes. There are no long-term contracts. You can cancel at any time, with no questions asked. Once you do, no further payments will be taken, and you’ll retain full access until your current billing cycle ends.

13. Can I Get a Refund If I Decide It’s Not for Me?

Absolutely. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If you find that the program isn’t a good fit, simply let us know within your first month, and we’ll issue a full refund.

14. What Addiction Recovery Services Do You Offer?

We provide a range of specialized online programs, including:

• Alcohol Addiction Recovery Program
• Drug Addiction Recovery Program
• Food Addiction Recovery Program
• Porn Addiction Recovery Program
• Sex Addiction Recovery Program

Each course contains in-depth modules, personal coaching, and peer support options—all designed to help you break free from harmful habits and build a life where addiction holds no power.