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Southwest Michigan Recovery CenterGet Support

Get support

Your recovery.
Your next step.

Voluntary, person-centered, non-clinical support. You can ask about recovery support for yourself or help a loved one find a starting point.

Contact SMRC for current availability. Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Please call to make an appointment and confirm current service availability.

Peer recovery coaching

A person to connect with.
A direction to explore.

Peer recovery coaching focuses on your goals, strengths, and choices. SMRC’s intended approach connects recovery goals with practical resources and community support.

Participation is voluntary. You can self-refer, ask questions, and decide what feels right for you. Call SMRC to ask about current enrollment availability.

See how to connect

Before you connect

A little clarity.

What is peer recovery support?

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) defines peer recovery support as a set of nonclinical, peer-based activities that engage, educate, and support individuals with mental health and/or substance use conditions.

Learn about peer support from SAMHSA
Is SMRC a treatment provider?

No, SMRC is a Recovery Community Organization providing non-clinical peer recovery support services. It does not provide medical treatment or emergency care. Explore the resources page for independent support options.

Can I request support for myself?

Yes. You can self-refer by calling SMRC to discuss current availability and next steps. You do not have to share your medical history through this website.

What happens after I make contact?

Ask about current enrollment, the approved intake process, and a safe way to reconnect. SMRC has not yet confirmed a public response-time commitment or guaranteed appointment window.

Can I walk in or send a text?

HOURS OF OPERATION: 10am – 6pm Monday through Friday. Please call to make an appointment. Text-message availability has not been confirmed.

Can I connect on behalf of someone else?

Yes, you can connect on behalf of someone else through a separate referral pathway for families and community partners.

Involve the person and confirm their permission. Participation is voluntary, and a referral does not guarantee enrollment.

Referral information

Request support

Choose a safe way to connect.

A direct way to connect

Start with a call.

Reach SMRC at (269) 532-1002 to ask about current availability and the best next step.

Call SMRC Email info@swmirecovery.org

Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Please call to make an appointment. Text-message availability and a response timeframe have not been confirmed. This is not a 24-hour or emergency service.

If you need immediate support, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911.

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Support for you.
Learning for your circle.

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