The Phoenix is a community app designed to help individuals find joy in recovery by embracing an active and sober lifestyle. The app connects users with a supportive community and a wide range of activities, both in-person and online, to help them overcome substance use disorder and addiction.
Here's what makes The Phoenix unique:
- Discover Joy in Recovery: The Phoenix network encourages users to find joy in recovery by promoting an active, sober lifestyle. Users can engage in activities in person, through livestreaming, and on-demand to support their recovery journey.
- Connect with Like-Minded Members: The app fosters a sense of community by allowing users to join groups and connect with like-minded individuals who are also on a recovery journey. This connection provides support and helps overcome feelings of isolation, shame, and hopelessness often associated with addiction.
- Overcome Substance Use Disorder: The Phoenix app and its supportive community are dedicated to helping individuals overcome substance use disorder and addiction. By leveraging the power of social connection and an active lifestyle, the app aims to heal trauma and support recovery.
- Wide Range of Activities: The Phoenix app offers a diverse range of activities, including strength training, HIIT, yoga, meditation, arts and crafts, book clubs, hiking, running, rock climbing, and many more. Users can choose from various classes and events based on their interests and skill levels.
- Track Sobriety Journey: With The Phoenix's tracker, users can track their sobriety journey. This feature allows individuals to harness the transformational power of the sober, active community offered by The Phoenix, fostering resilience and connection.
- Comprehensive Support: The Phoenix app is committed to supporting individuals at every stage of their recovery journey, whether they are just beginning or have been sober for years. The community members understand the challenges of addiction and are there to provide support, helping users rise above substance use disorder and addiction.
