Recovery coaching
Work with people who draw on lived recovery experience to support your goals and help you identify practical next steps.
ICGH service
Peer Support Services in North Carolina
Practical, relationship-centered support from people who understand recovery through lived experience.
Why it matters
Recovery grows through connection
People navigating treatment, housing, transportation, reentry, or the daily work of recovery.
Available throughCommunity and clinic settingsStart a referral →
What this service can include
Support connected to the next step
Resource navigation
Ask for help navigating recovery resources, transportation connections, housing referrals, and other community supports.
Support through transitions
Peer support can help maintain connection during changes in treatment, housing, or community life. Ask the team what is available for your situation.
Getting started
Ask about the support available to you
Call 828-322-5915 or start a referral. Confirm service availability, eligibility, and any costs before arranging care or travel. Find an ICGH location or review insurance and access information.
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Common questions
How do I request peer support?
Call 828-322-5915 or use the referral page. Tell the team your location, the support you need, and how you would like to be contacted.
Can a family member or professional make a referral?
Use the self-referral or agency referral pathway that fits your role. The team can explain the next steps and any information needed.
Not sure whether this is the right service?
Call ICGH and our team will help you identify the most appropriate pathway.
Recovery resources
Connect with recovery beyond your appointments.
Recovery North Carolina
Recovery NC is a nonprofit connecting individuals, families, and communities with recovery support and resources, including connections to treatment, housing, employment, and education.
Explore Recovery NC ↗Medication-Assisted 12 Steps
An independent recovery fellowship offering online meetings and readings that welcome people using prescribed recovery medication.
Find meetings & readings ↗These links open external websites. Visit each organization for current resources and meeting information.