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Online peer support groups
for addiction recovery
QuickMD peer support groups give you a free, safe, judgment-free place to talk openly about recovery. Each session is a chance to share your story, connect with others who truly get it, and remember you are not alone.
Group format varies by session. Some groups are led by Member Advocates with lived recovery experience, while others are led by the community. Peer support groups are available online in select states for current QuickMD MAT patients.
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Get access to upcoming peer support group sessions
Sessions are free and available to current QuickMD MAT patients. Sign up below to receive session times for your state.
Member Advocates with
lived experience
There’s something empowering about learning from people who have walked a similar road. Our Member Advocates know what it’s like to struggle with substance dependence and know what it takes to heal, because they’ve lived it too.
Community-led
support groups
Recovery is easier when you don’t have to do it alone. Our community-led groups are moderated by members of the QuickMD team and offer a welcoming place to connect with others, share experiences, and support one another through every stage of recovery.
Empowerment to shape
your own recovery
Everyone’s recovery story is different. In a peer support group, you’ll see that there’s more than one way forward, and you get to choose yours. With others by your side, you’ll feel more confident shaping a recovery that truly fits your life.
Shared understanding
without judgment
Addiction can feel heavy when you’re worried about being judged. In peer support groups, that weight is lifted. Everyone shows up with their own story. It’s a place where you can be open, honest, and accepted. There’s no judgment, only support from others who understand the ups, downs, and everything in between.
Here’s what peers are saying
Meet our Member Advocate
Kelli
Member Advocate, Salt Lake City, UT
Kelli is a Community Health Worker and advocate for our MAT patients, connecting them with the support and resources that make recovery easier. Her recovery journey began in 2017, and she has been sober from drugs and alcohol since 2022. She is passionate about meeting people where they are in recovery and believes that connection and support are the antidote to the disease of addiction.
Get involved with QuickMD peer support
Get support from peers in recovery
You don’t have to face recovery alone. Our Peer Support Groups connect you with others who understand what you’re going through. Share experiences, build accountability, and find encouragement in a safe, judgment-free place.
Volunteer to lead a peer support group
Volunteers in our peer support groups help create safe, supportive environments for connection and growth. With training and resources from QuickMD, volunteers can guide group discussions and foster meaningful support within the recovery community.
Visit our online
community
Follow our online community on social media, where you can explore helpful resources, join in conversations, and connect with others going through similar experiences. Share your thoughts, engage with posts, and find encouragement whenever you need it.
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Frequently asked
questions
Our peer support groups are a safe and welcoming place where you can check in, share your recovery story, or just listen. You’ll meet others who understand what you’re going through and get encouragement to keep moving forward. It’s a chance to give and receive support from people on a similar journey, reminding you that you’re not alone.
Not at all. You’re welcome to join in whatever way feels best for you. Some people like to keep their camera off and just listen. Others find it helpful to turn their camera on and speak up. However you show up, you’ll be supported and welcome just as you are.
They’re completely free. We believe support should be easy to access and free of barriers, so you can focus on connecting with others, not on cost.
Yes. Peer support group sessions are free for current QuickMD MAT patients. There is no additional charge to attend. You must be a current QuickMD MAT patient with an active QuickMD account to sign up.
Our groups are hosted by the QuickMD team, who open each session and help keep the conversation safe, supportive and judgment-free. From there, members guide the conversation. Some groups include Kelli, our Member Advocate. Kelli has been in recovery since 2017 and joins to share her experience, listen and support members along the way. These groups are a space for connection, not medical care or therapy. For questions about your treatment or medication, talk with your QuickMD provider.
Peer support groups are available to current QuickMD patients enrolled in Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). To join, you must have an active QuickMD account in a state where sessions are offered.
Sessions are currently available in AL, AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, NE, NJ, NY, OH, OK, PA, SC, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA, WI, WY. QuickMD peer support groups are expanding to additional states soon. If your state is not listed, you can join the waitlist using the sign-up form on this page.
Peer support groups provide connection, encouragement, and shared understanding through conversations with others in recovery. Groups are hosted by the QuickMD team, and some include Kelli, our Member Advocate, who shares her own experience in recovery. They aren’t therapy or medical care. Addiction counseling is provided by a licensed professional and involves structured therapeutic techniques like cognitive behavioral therapy, relapse prevention planning, and support for co-occurring conditions. Both are available through QuickMD and work well together as part of a complete recovery plan.
Use the sign-up form on this page. Enter your name and QuickMD email address and submit. You will receive information about upcoming session times in your state. Sessions are held online via video and are free to attend.
