THE ROAD TO RECOVERY · ELITE COMMAND CENTER
Survive the crisis. Protect tonight. Rebuild a life worth staying sober for.
Sobriety is a journey—not a single decision. This private working space turns one step at a time into visible, practical progress.This version saves command-center information only in this browser on this device. Nothing here is a diagnosis, medical record, monitoring service, or substitute for licensed care. Export or share only when you choose.
Low risk today
This private signal is not a clinical prediction. It helps you notice accumulating risk before it becomes a decision.
Keep the structure working53% whole-life strength
More than sober days: measure the conditions that help recovery hold.
Protect Tonight
Decide the moves before a craving, crisis, or conflict narrows your choices.
Possible overdose: call 911, give naloxone if available, support breathing, and stay until help arrives. Alcohol and sedative withdrawal can be medically dangerous—seek professional assessment before stopping suddenly.Accountability Circle
Invite up to three trusted people. Nothing is sent automatically.
Day 1: Stabilize
Make stopping medically safe. Eat, hydrate, rest, remove access, and tell one real person.
Day 1Stabilize
Make stopping medically safe. Eat, hydrate, rest, remove access, and tell one real person.
Day 3Protect the vulnerable window
Expect discomfort and changing emotions. Follow clinical guidance and do not isolate.
Day 7Build repeatable structure
Set meeting, care, sleep, food, movement, and contact rhythms for the next week.
Day 14Study the pattern
Review triggers without shame. Replace risky places, faces, themes, and attitudes.
Day 30Strengthen recovery capital
Measure health, housing, money, work, relationships, legal stability, purpose, and support.
Day 60Practice a fuller life
Add service, recreation, learning, and sober relationships—not only avoidance.
Day 90Review the plan
Repeat The Mirror, celebrate progress, and strengthen the weakest domain.
Day 180Protect what is working
Plan for complacency, anniversaries, grief, conflict, travel, and unexpected access.
Day 365Carry the journey forward
Mark the year with gratitude, honest inventory, new goals, and service to others.
The life being rebuilt
Connect with qualified care.
National locator for substance-use and mental-health care.
Federal directory Therapists & telehealthAPA Psychologist LocatorSearch psychologists and ask whether they offer telehealth and addiction-informed care.
Professional directory Affordable careHRSA Health CentersCommunity health centers with medical, behavioral-health, and sliding-fee services.
Federal directory Alcohol treatmentNIAAA NavigatorEvidence-based guidance for finding and comparing alcohol treatment.
Federal education VeteransVA Mental HealthVA mental-health, substance-use, and care connection resources.
Federal care Veteran telehealthVA TelehealthInformation about VA video and remote healthcare.
Federal telehealth Peer meetingsSMART RecoveryScience-informed mutual-support meetings and practical recovery tools.
Peer support Sober communityThe PhoenixFree sober activities and connection centered on an active life in recovery.
Community resourcePrepare concern, choice, and boundaries.
Brutally honest. Never brutal to yourself.
Repeat this inventory monthly: What am I minimizing? What is improving? Who is affected? What help am I resisting? What repair is safe and appropriate now?
“It’s the comeback that defines you.”
Places, faces, themes, and attitudes
Recovery needs a life that can hold it.
Find someone like me—and a room I can enter.
Match by need to real meeting networks and qualified care. Jump Off the Wagon does not manufacture active members, therapist availability, or “live” rooms.
Export a consent-controlled record of self-entered plans and progress. It documents voluntary effort; it is not a court-approved certificate, verified attendance, test result, or clinical record.