Respond to the person
Use shared updates as a starting point for encouragement and conversation, with room for the person to explain their experience.
VANTAGESEE. CHOOSE. LIVE.Recovery Circle helps families and trusted supporters learn, stay connected and offer encouragement while respecting the person’s choices.
Explore Recovery CircleWhen someone you love is in recovery, knowing how to help can be hard. Recovery Circle brings shared updates, learning and ways to connect into one place, with the person’s sharing choices at the centre.
A shared starting point. Use the updates available to you to offer thoughtful encouragement.
Support with context. Explore ways to be present without taking responsibility for someone else’s choices.
Your choices stay central. You control what you choose to share.
Support without surveillance.Connection does not mean unrestricted access.Find your place in their Circle
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Explore recovery, communication, boundaries and the questions families face. Recovery Circle includes learning for the person offering support, as well as context about the person they care for.
Being alongside someone does not mean carrying their whole journey.
Explore support for familiesUse shared updates as a starting point for encouragement and conversation, with room for the person to explain their experience.
Explore recovery learning, boundaries and communication. Explore learning about supporting someone, and make space for your own needs.
Your role as a supporter has limits. Connection should respect what the person chooses to share and what remains private.
Connection does not mean
unrestricted access.
The person remains central. Sharing should have a clear purpose and reflect what they choose to share.
Different relationships call for different visibility. Access should be appropriate to a person’s role.
Privacy, security and POPIA-aware design are core priorities as VANTAGE continues to develop its governance and safeguards.