Long-term engagement in a treatment program is essential for ongoing recovery from addiction. We have teamed up with MAP to create a PRSS support program. This program gives personalized care to clients moving to the next phase of their treatment.
The PRSS (Peer Recovery Support Specialist) program helps clients stay sober. It offers personal support through ongoing relationships with certified Recovery Support Specialists.
Clients get PRSS through MAP (Measure Act Prevent), a third-party provider in Austin, TX. This support is available when they leave detox and residential treatment. They also offer it when they enter IOP, sober homes, or go home after rehab or detox.
The MAP PRSS program lasts for 90 days. However, the client can use it for a year or more based on their needs and risks.
What Recovery Support Services Do Clients Receive?
The MAP PRSS program provides clients with personalized recovery support services tailored to meet their individual needs. A certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist provides these services. You can change them as needed to meet the client’s needs. MAP PRSS services include:
One week before the client leaves, a MAP professional will meet with the client. They can do this in person or by phone. They will check the client’s treatment needs and create a personalized care plan.
During the first 90 days of the program, clients receive four sessions with their Peer Recovery Support Specialist each month. After the first 90 days, clients will meet with their Peer Recovery Support Specialist. These meetings will happen every two weeks. They can also meet more often if needed, depending on their risk level.
Clients and “Primary Support” loved ones may also call into MAP any day or time to receive support when it is needed most.
“Primary Support” loved ones also receive two sessions per month with MAP. When the client completes the PRSS program, MAP will facilitate a family phone call to ensure a smooth transition.
About Peer Recovery Support Specialists
Each client works with a MAP Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS). Their goal is to guide and support the client in recovery. They do this by building a real relationship and watching for any signs of relapse. By spotting these warning signs early, MAP can help fix the problems and get the client back on track.
Each PRSS uses their own recovery experience to give high-quality care. They help clients build a healthy new lifestyle in recovery.
All MAP Peer Recovery Support Specialists are qualified to provide professional peer support with the following qualifications:
- 3+ years of personal recovery from addiction
- National certification by the NAADAC (National Association for Addiction Professionals)
- GED, high school diploma, or continued education
- 1+ year of full-time experience in peer recovery support
- 60+ hours of peer recovery training and education
- Successful completion of the National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist exam
- Expands the continuum of care for alumni and family members
- Reduces the risk of relapse by improving long-term client engagement in addiction treatment
- Eases the transition from varying levels of care in addiction treatment
Clients receive the first 90 days of PRSS for free. After that, you can use insurance to supplement the cost of the service, if available. Please call (512) 363-5914 to verify your insurance benefits with an admissions specialist. Our free insurance verification is confidential, obligation-free, and only takes a few minutes.
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Eudaimonia Recovery Homes offers intensive outpatient services in addition to its sober living programs. We understand that you might need extra help as you go through your sober living program. Our IOP programs offer support, accountability, and help with the new responsibilities that come after rehab.
Sober Living in Texas and Colorado
Resisting relapse during early recovery becomes extremely difficult when you return to a harmful living environment. Eudaimonia Recovery Homes offers safe, supportive, and structured sober living homes for men, women, and LGBTQ+ men.
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Men’s Sober Living offers supportive housing designed specifically for men in recovery. We provide sober living homes across Texas and Colorado, creating safe and structured environments that promote accountability and long-term sobriety.
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Women’s Sober Living provides supportive housing options designed for women who are rebuilding their lives in recovery. Our sober living homes in Texas and Colorado offer safe, structured, and encouraging environments that help women maintain accountability and achieve lasting sobriety.
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LGBTQ+ Sober Living offers a supportive and inclusive environment tailored to the unique needs of LGBTQ+ people in recovery. Our sober living homes in Austin, Texas provide a safe, structured space where residents can build accountability, find community, and work toward long-term sobriety.
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The addiction recovery process is most effective when it provides a full continuum of care that meets individuals where they are in their journey. From safe, medical detox at Briarwood Detox Center to inpatient and outpatient rehab at Nova Recovery Center and structured sober living at Eudaimonia Recovery Homes, our programs work together to support lasting sobriety.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The MAP Support Program—short for Monitoring and Accountability Program—is designed to provide structured recovery support. It combines regular drug and alcohol testing, peer accountability, and ongoing monitoring to help individuals build trust and responsibility in recovery.
Accountability in recovery reinforces consistency and builds confidence. When individuals are held accountable through structured programs, they gain responsibility, strengthen relapse prevention, and learn how to maintain long-term sobriety.
The program uses tools like breathalyzer testing, urine analysis testing, peer accountability, and ongoing monitoring. These services create a safe and supportive recovery environment where residents can focus on growth without distractions or relapse risks.
The Eudaimonia accountability program utilizes a combination of breathalyzer testing for alcohol and urine analysis testing for drugs. These tests ensure honesty, transparency, and reliability within the recovery community.
Peer accountability allows residents to support one another by encouraging positive choices, sharing responsibility, and helping each other stay committed. This builds a supportive recovery community and reduces the risk of relapse.
Yes. The program is built around relapse prevention and accountability. By combining testing, structure, and community support, potential risks are identified early so corrective steps can be taken before relapse occurs.
Absolutely. Individualized recovery support is at the core of the MAP Program. Each participant’s testing frequency, accountability measures, and recovery plan are tailored to their stage of sobriety and long-term goals.
Ongoing monitoring in recovery provides consistency, stability, and reassurance. It creates an added layer of accountability, helping individuals remain committed to sobriety and providing families peace of mind.
Benefits include:
A safe and supportive recovery environment
Increased responsibility in recovery
Relapse prevention support
Development of independence and trust
Stronger continuing care in recovery
The Eudaimonia MAP Support Program offers more than just monitoring. It creates a balance of accountability, structure, peer support, and relapse prevention tools, making it one of the most comprehensive programs for supporting long-term sobriety.