Life Path
A living map of where you have been, where you are now, and where you want to go.
- Defining moments and turning points
- Strengths, lessons, and repeating patterns
- Present chapter and future trajectory
- Short- and long-term intentions
Pilot Scenario
Supporting someone through every moment of getting sober.
Whether someone is only beginning to consider change, needs help today, is entering treatment, leaving treatment, rebuilding stability, or growing in long-term recovery, The Moment helps reveal one personalized next step.
You Are HereEnter the Moment
1Person-owned recovery ecosystem
9Illustrative support ecosystems
24/7In-the-moment access
1Next right step at a time
Someone can enter the pathway from any recovery moment
Considering Change
“I think I need to stop, but I’m not sure.”
Needing Help Today
Safety, withdrawal concerns, crisis, or immediate support
Finding Care
Assessment, detox, treatment, therapy, or housing
Leaving a Program
Continuity, medication, housing, rides, and connection
Building Early Recovery
Routine, coaching, meetings, community, and work
Growing Long-Term
Purpose, relationships, leadership, and giving back
How the pilot works
Start Anywhere→
Name This Moment→
Assess Safety & Needs→
Choose the Right Support→
Remove Practical Barriers→
Build a Life in Recovery
The person’s experience
The journey begins with a simple question: “What is happening right now?” The app translates the answer into a practical path involving safety, people, treatment options, housing, appointments, rides, and community—not another static list.
Stabilization
Housing, treatment, transportation, legal needs
Connection
Peer coach, community, meetings, support
Purpose
Work, volunteering, fitness, leadership
Inner Growth
Life path, beliefs, relationships, purpose
Why this matters
Help in the exact momentNot just during appointments or office hours
No dead-end referralsIf one option is full, the pathway continues
One coordinated journeyPartners remain autonomous but connected
Privacy by designEach partner sees only its authorized lens
Recovery Lens
What is happening in this moment?
The person can speak naturally—from “I think I need to stop” to “I’m afraid I’m going to use again.” The system identifies urgency, intention, appropriate care, trusted supports, openings, proximity, and transportation.
Suggested path for this moment
Pause & Check Safety→Clarify the Immediate Need→Connect to the Best Available Support→Solve the Ride or Access Barrier→Plan the Follow-Up
Available right now
Recovery Navigation & Assessment
Available now • identifies urgency, preferences, barriers, and an appropriate level of support
Detox & Stabilization Options
Illustrative same-day openings • eligibility and transportation can be coordinated
Ride supportClinical screening
Kenekt Peer Coach
Lived-experience support by phone or video • expected response 8 minutes
One next right step
Complete a brief safety and needs assessment so the next step matches what is actually happening—not an assumption about where recovery should begin.
The system intentionally avoids overwhelming the person with every possible resource at once.
Recovery Journey
A pathway that starts wherever the person is.
Recovery is not one fixed sequence. The pathway responds as needs shift from awareness and safety to stabilization, connection, purpose, and long-term growth.
Example recovery pathway
Right Now — Awareness & SafetyName what is happening, identify immediate risk, and connect to the safest realistic option
Next — Stabilization & CareDetox, assessment, treatment, medication, mental health care, housing, or peer support as appropriate
Early Recovery — Connection & RoutinePeer coaching, recovery communities, mutual-aid options, transportation, appointments, and daily structure
Ongoing Recovery — Purpose & GrowthEmployment, volunteering, fitness, relationships, leadership, independence, and giving back
Pathway components
Check-Ins
Morning, evening, or in-the-moment
Appointments
Therapy, probation, coaching, treatment
Community
Phoenix, Free Recovery, 12-step
Purpose
Work, volunteering, service, fitness
Inner Life
Vision, beliefs, relationships, meaning
Connected accountability
The person can activate an optional Participation Passport for personal use or through coaching, therapy, housing, treatment, or probation. Only approved milestones are shared.
Private Inner Lens
Who are you becoming?
Recovery is more than stopping a behavior. This private space helps the person understand their life path, values, beliefs, relationship patterns, communication needs, and the future they are intentionally building.
Visible only to you by default
Your inner trajectory
Daily awareness connects the present moment to a longer personal path.
AwarenessWhat is true now?
IntentionWhat matters next?
ActionWhat can I do?
ConnectionWho helps me grow?
PurposeWhat do I contribute?
IdentityWho am I becoming?
FulfillmentWhat feels aligned?
Vision Board
An evolving visual representation of the life you are actively building.
- Home, health, recovery, and stability
- Career, relationships, and community
- Experiences, creativity, and purpose
- Daily choices connected to the larger vision
Core Beliefs & Values
Explore the beliefs that shape your choices, self-worth, expectations, and meaning.
- Personal values and moral compass
- Helpful and limiting self-beliefs
- Faith, spirituality, or personal philosophy
- What you want your life to stand for
Relationship Dynamics
Recognize recurring patterns across family, friendships, dating, work, and recovery communities.
- Boundaries, trust, and reciprocity
- Conflict, accountability, and repair
- Supportive versus destabilizing relationships
- Connection, isolation, and belonging
Attachment Patterns
A reflective tool for understanding closeness, safety, independence, fear, and emotional needs.
- Secure, anxious, avoidant, or mixed tendencies
- Triggers and protective responses
- How attachment affects recovery support
- Practices for building safer connection
Communication Style
Understand how you express needs, interpret tone, receive support, and respond during conflict.
- Direct, passive, assertive, or reactive patterns
- Preferred ways to receive support
- Conflict language and repair strategies
- Communication plans for trusted people
The Inner Life layer is not a clinical diagnosis, religious requirement, compliance score, or background-check tool. Spirituality is self-defined and may include faith, meaning, nature, philosophy, creativity, service, or no formal spiritual belief.
Connected Support Network
Independent organizations. One coordinated recovery journey.
Each partner keeps its own brand, services, rules, and workflows while contributing only what is relevant to the person’s permissioned pathway.
SSF
Stout Street Foundation
Treatment, aftercare continuity, alumni support
K
Kenekt
Peer coaching, goal planning, direct support
FRC
Free Recovery Community
Community, events, belonging, recovery connection
PHX
The Phoenix
Fitness, sober activities, purpose and community
12
12-Step Groups
AA, NA, CA, CMA, SMART and other pathways
Recovery options stay personalized
Alcoholics Anonymous
Open, closed, speaker, discussion, online and in-person options
Narcotics Anonymous
Local meetings, virtual meetings, newcomer-friendly options
SMART Recovery
Skills-based peer support and online options
Other Recovery Communities
CMA, CA, Dharma Recovery, faith-based and identity-specific groups
Each partner sees a different lens
Calendar + Proximity + Transportation
The pathway works only if the logistics work.
The Moment coordinates what is available, nearby, eligible, affordable, and realistic within the person’s actual day.
Today's coordinated schedule
10:00 AM — Recovery AssessmentVirtual intake • completed
1:30 PM — Mental Health AppointmentAgency shuttle reserved • pickup 12:55 PM
4:00 PM — Kenekt Peer CoachingPhone call • 30 minutes
6:30 PM — Free Recovery CommunityPeer carpool available • 2 seats
Transportation choices
Agency Shuttle
Verified driver • no cost • 32-minute pickup window
Peer Carpool
Approved volunteer driver • round trip to community event
Transit Route
Bus + 0.3 mile walk • live arrival data
Optional Add-On
Participation Passport
A consent-based accountability feature that can be activated through probation, therapy, coaching, housing, employment, or personal use.
Verified participation timeline
Recovery Appointment CompletedVerified by the chosen provider • shared with the person and coach
Peer Coaching SessionVerified by Kenekt • private unless the person authorizes sharing
Probation Requirement CompletedVerified by provider • requirement status shared with probation
Phoenix Activity AttendedOptional community participation record
What it can support
Probation
Required completion records
Housing
Current evidence of stability
Employment
Reliability, skills and references
Personal
Private accountability and growth
Visibility controls
No hidden social score. No continuous location tracking. No private therapy or recovery disclosures automatically exposed. The person sees who can access each record, why, and when access ends.
Kenekt Lens
Peer coaching that extends beyond the appointment.
The coach helps create the plan, adds trusted resources, checks availability, and supports follow-through without seeing the person’s complete private ecosystem or Inner Life reflections.
Coach workspace
Today's intentionStay connected after probation appointment
Assigned next stepAttend one recovery-community event this week
Barrier identifiedTransportation in the evening
Solution addedPeer carpool to Free Recovery Community
Coach actions
Optional Referring Agency Lens
Probation sees requirements—not the entire person.
When justice-system requirements are part of the journey, the system can support compliance while preserving privacy and directing the person toward recovery, stability, community, and purpose.
Required pathway
Probation AppointmentScheduled • ride confirmed
Community Service8 of 24 hours complete
Treatment / AftercareActive enrollment verified
Required Testing or ClassesOnly completion status shown
What probation cannot see
Private journal entries, therapy content, unrelated recovery disclosures, personal relationships, attachment patterns, core beliefs, spirituality, vision board, and non-required communications remain outside the probation lens.
Potential Pilot Partners
Each organization gets its own branded ecosystem.
Open any organization to see what it offers, the backend The Moment can support, the logistics it can coordinate, and the benefit to the client and community.
Named organizations are shown as potential pilot partners for this concept—not as confirmed participants. Availability, capacity, needs, and workflows in this prototype are illustrative.
What The Moment coordinates across the network
- Live beds, openings, appointments, groups, and classes
- Requirements, eligibility, insurance, and referral status
- Calendars, reminders, proximity, rides, and accessibility
- Warm handoffs across treatment, housing, and community
- Volunteer, employer, donor, and CSR opportunities
- Permissioned participation records when enabled
Shared Impact
Create community within every community.
The pilot connects autonomous providers around one person-owned recovery journey while giving each organization a useful, permissioned operating lens.
For people seeking recovery
- One organized pathway instead of scattered referrals
- Immediate support in difficult or positive moments
- Options based on preference—not one prescribed recovery route
- Fewer missed appointments through calendar and ride coordination
- A clearer transition from stabilization to connection and purpose
- A private place to explore identity, spirituality, relationships, and future vision
For organizations
- Current openings, waitlists, capacity, and community needs
- Organized referrals and warm handoffs
- Branded client journeys and internal workflows
- Volunteer, donor, CSR, and partnership coordination
- Community engagement beyond the formal program
1Person-owned path
9Illustrative ecosystems
0Hidden social scores
∞Paths to connection and purpose
Shared outcomes without shared overreach
Partners remain operationally autonomous. The Moment coordinates availability, logistics, referrals, and approved milestones while the person controls access to private recovery, therapy, relationship, and vision-board information.