The Well

The Well is our Recovery Community Organization (RCO), a welcoming space for adults in any stage of recovery.

Peer-led support and community connection have always guided our work, and The Well brings that commitment to life every day.

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Beckley, WV

Thank you to the City of Beckley and Raleigh County Commission, WV First Foundation, State Attorney General’s Office, our State Delegate, and attendees from local recovery support and prevention groups, churches, and city council.

Everything Recovery In One Place

We’re excited to welcome you to our new home at 100 Howe Street in Beckley, WV, where you’ll now find The Well and our services together under one roof.

Whether you're just getting started or building on your recovery, The Well offers real-world support, practical tools, and a place where adults come to feel connected.

Recovery support group meetings
On site peer recovery support
Recovery assessment and planning
Telephone recovery support
Assistance with resources
Recovery events, training and education
Risk reduction
A cup of coffee and a friend

And support is all judgement-free.

All Under One Roof

We’re excited to welcome you to our new home at 100 Howe Street in Beckley, WV, where you’ll now find The Well and our community-based services under one roof.

Our recovery residences will continue to operate in their current locations.

We Recover Together

Feel free to Stop In or Call

100 Howe Street, Beckley, WV

PH: 304.254.9932

The Well is open 10 AM—8:30 PM M - F

Support Groups

Reach out for the latest meeting dates and times for current support groups.

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Calendar of Events for The Well
(To be Posted Shortly)

Collegiate Recovery

The Well on Campus

The Collegiate Recovery Network is about creating space for students to connect around recovery, whether they’re seeking support for themselves, a friend, or a family member. Sometimes that looks like Taco Tuesday on campus, where Seed Sower staff share food, laughter, and real conversation with students.

We’re proud to partner with WVU-Tech and help bring student-centered recovery resources and connections to campus life.

Digital sign of a lunch menu with flowers in the background

Evidence-Based Synergies

Recovery Capital Growth Model & The CHIME Framework

Recovery Capital Growth Model (RCGM)

Recovery Capital refers to the personal and external resources that support both starting and sustaining recovery. The more Recovery Capital someone has, the stronger their foundation for long-term success. It includes:

Personal Recovery Capital: A person’s health, skills, values, and resilience.
Social Recovery Capital: Supportive relationships with family, peers, and community.
Community Recovery Capital: Access to services, employment, education, and stable housing.
Cultural Recovery Capital: Shared values, beliefs, and a sense of belonging that reinforce recovery.

By understanding and strengthening these areas, we can better support meaningful, lasting recovery.

The CHIME Framework

CHIME is a widely recognized framework that highlights five key elements that support personal recovery: Connectedness, Hope, Identity, Meaning, and Empowerment.

Connectedness: Building relationships with others and feeling part of a community.
Hope: Believing that recovery is possible and supported by optimism and encouragement.
Identity: Reclaiming a positive sense of self, separate from the experience of addiction.
Meaning: Finding purpose through personal values, goals, and roles in life.
Empowerment: Gaining confidence, using personal strengths, and making choices that shape your recovery.

Developed through a review of hundreds of studies, CHIME is an evidence-based, person-centered model that reflects what individuals in recovery say matters most. It’s not a step-by-step process, but a flexible guide to lasting, meaningful change.

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