Recovery does not end when active mentoring does. Staying connected is part of how progress holds, and we make it easy to keep a steady hand within reach.
ALUMNI & ONGOING SUPPORT · HOUSTON & THE HEIGHTS
Heights Mentoring Alumni & Ongoing Support
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ALUMNI COMMUNITY • ONGOING SUPPORT • EVENTS & CHECK-INS • CONFIDENTIAL • HOUSTON & THE HEIGHTS
WHY IT MATTERS
The Work Continues After the Plan Does
The riskiest stretches are often the quiet ones, months after the structure of treatment or intensive mentoring has eased. Staying connected keeps small slips from becoming setbacks and gives you somewhere to turn before a hard week becomes a hard month. Ongoing support is light-touch by design, present when you need it, never in the way.
STAYING CONNECTED
Ways We Keep in Touch
Periodic Check-Ins
Optional, scheduled check-ins that keep accountability alive without the intensity of active mentoring.
Support When Life Shifts
A familiar contact for the high-risk moments, travel, anniversaries, transitions, when extra support helps.
A Steady Door
If things get harder, you already know who to call. Re-engaging is simple, and you never start from scratch.
WHO IT'S FOR
Who Ongoing Support Is For
People who have worked with Heights Mentoring and want to stay connected, and anyone in recovery who values a steady, professional point of contact for the long road. With consent, we stay aligned with your wider care team.
HOW TO START
One Conversation Points You to the Right Next Step
Call and tell us what kind of ongoing support would help. A licensed clinician helps you shape a plan that fits your life and your stage of recovery.
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READY WHEN YOU ARE
Stay Connected to Your Recovery.
Whether you are an alum or just getting started, a steady hand is one call away.
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Once Heights, Always Supported
Stay connected to the community that knows your story. Call to learn about ongoing alumni support in Houston and The Heights.
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If this is an emergency, call 911. If you or someone you love is in a mental health crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.
