Our Aftercare and Alumni community is built for the long stretch after formal treatment — ongoing groups, check-ins, and connection with people who understand what staying in recovery actually takes. You don’t need to have been a Nura client to take part.

A standing group for check-ins, accountability, and shared experience.
Sessions on relapse prevention, stress management, and rebuilding routines.
Social gatherings organized with input from the alumni community itself.
Optional one-on-one touchpoints for anyone who wants more direct support.
Help connecting back to IOP or OP quickly if you ever need more structure again.
Aftercare and alumni groups are offered as an open community resource.
The stretch of recovery after formal treatment ends is often the hardest to navigate alone, and it doesn’t only belong to people who happened to go through treatment at Nura. That’s why our Aftercare and Alumni Program is open to anyone in recovery in Marin County, regardless of where they were originally treated.
If you ever find that a lighter touch isn’t enough, our team can help you move quickly back into OP or IOP — aftercare is meant to be a floor under your recovery, not a wall between you and more support.
What people ask us before joining Aftercare or the alumni community.
No. Our Aftercare and Alumni Program is open to anyone in recovery, whether you were treated at Nura, treated elsewhere, or have never been through a formal program at all.
Aftercare and alumni groups are offered as an open community resource. Call (415) 747-4050 if you have questions about a specific event or workshop.
We hold a standing weekly group along with periodic workshops and community events throughout the year.
Yes. Aftercare is a judgment-free space, and if a relapse happens, our team can also help you quickly access a higher level of care like IOP if that’s what’s needed.
Some community events are open to family members; ongoing clinical aftercare groups are focused on individuals in recovery. Our Family Program is the best fit for ongoing family support.
Reach out through our contact form or call (415) 747-4050 — no referral or prior enrollment is required to join a group or event.