About Recovery Dojo
Recovery is a practice — and a practice can be taught.
Our mission
Recovery Dojo is private, self-directed recovery education. We teach the concrete skills, habits, and character that lasting change is built on — through short daily lessons, guided practice, and honest reflection. We believe recovery is learnable, and that the best time to change your relationship with alcohol is while it's still yours to change — not after it has cost you something.
Our approach — addition, not subtraction
Drinking was doing a job: winding down, taking the edge off, closing out the day. That's why just stopping rarely sticks — the job goes unfilled. Recovery Dojo helps you build something stronger to put in its place, so you don't need the drink to do it anymore.
Who it's for
People who largely have it together — and intend to keep it that way. People who want to change privately, on their own terms, without meetings, waitlists, or labels, before anything breaks.
How we're different
Education-first
A learning program, not a crisis service or treatment center.
Private & self-paced
No intake interview, no meetings, no one to tell.
Skill-based
You build real, durable capability — and can watch it grow.
Meet Sarah
Sarah is your guide — present in every lesson to help you reflect, ask questions, and take the next right step.
Our commitment to privacy
Your data is yours. This is a private space to do private work. We don't sell your information.
Our story
Recovery Dojo was founded by a behavioral-health veteran with roughly three decades helping people build lasting recovery.
Build the practice. Build the life.
Recovery Dojo is an educational program, not a crisis service. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), available 24/7.