*Jenny* had battled alcohol dependency for years, and the past year had finally brought some stability. The announcement triggered memories of a traumatic event in her life when a similar beverage recall had indirectly caused her to spiral into a deeper addiction. The compounded stress and reminder of her past made her anxiety surge.

Desperate to regain her footing, *Jenny* began following the materials from the Stepping Into Action program she found on hofmanhollis.com. She found solace in the online resources and appreciated not having to travel far to get the support she needed.

The program's material started to make sense, and *Jenny* began to see progress. She reflected on the importance of taking control of her life and said, 'I realized it wasn’t just about stopping; it was about taking proactive steps to improve my life.'

Experts in substance abuse recovery have varying opinions on online programs. Dr. *Smith* praises the accessibility and privacy they offer, which can be more appealing to those in rural areas. However, Dr. *Brown* argues that in-person interactions provide a necessary human connection that online programs lack.

Despite the conflicting opinions, *Jenny* found immense value in the Stepping Into Action program. It showed her a path forward. Sometimes the most unexpected news can push a person toward the help they never knew they needed. Though finding local resources was difficult, going online turned out to be a great decision for *Jenny*, and it made a significant difference in her journey to recovery.

Stepping Into Action Program

Nearby: North Walpole New Hampshire, Trapshire New Hampshire, South Charlestown New Hampshire, Snumshire New Hampshire

* Names and situations are fictional and not intended to resemble anyone in particular. They are illustrative of how the services can apply to the lives of every day people living ordinary lives.