Recovery Revolution Inc. offers addictions treatment services on an outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial hospitalization basis for adolescents and adults. Our hours of operation are Monday‐Friday from 9am‐9pm. Early morning appointments and weekend appointments are available as needed. A highly trained professional completes an assessment on each new client, which involves gathering information; assessing level of care needs, and includes a urine drug screen for a comprehensive evaluation. If they meet criteria for outpatient or intensive outpatient, we offer individual, family and group counseling sessions. In addition we have life skills courses that teach resume building, job searching and parenting skills. We offer individualized treatment and all of our services are provided by certified/licensed/masters level clinicians. We offer a variety of groups to include gender specific and advanced recovery. Recovery Revolution offers a Parents, Partners, and Loved ones Class to deal with issues of codependency, enabling, and support systems. We are a grass roots organization that is committed to involvement in the community. We provide education to community members and recreational activity to our clients to promote socialization and fun in recovery. We plan free events to educate the community about the disease of addiction. We have an alumni association that mentor our active clients and plan sober activities to stay active in the community. To access more adolescents, we provide school based treatment in Colonial Academy, Easton Area School District and Wilson School District. We also provide professional intervention services for families that are in need of assisting a loved one into treatment.Recovery Revolution oversees “A Clean Slate,” which is a drop-in recovery center that is supported by Northampton County Drug and Alcohol Division. “A Clean Slate” provides resources, programs that are responsive to the communities’ needs and a safe place to rent for 12-step meetings. Recovery Revolution also oversees “A Fresh Start,” which is a program funded through Department of Corrections. This program provides addiction education, referral, resources, medical assisted-therapy, and intensive case management services during their incarceration and after their release.