Move forward with support from someone who understands.
Spring Aspen Recovery offers compassionate, lived-experience guidance for people navigating substance misuse, mental health challenges, grief, relapse risk, and transitions into treatment.
Practical, compassionate support for the next step in recovery.
Support can start with one honest conversation.
You can talk about what is happening now, what has felt difficult, and what kind of change you want to make.
- A practical plan shaped around your life
- Steady, judgment-free accountability
- Help connecting with the right level of care
You do not need to have every answer before asking for support.
Choose the situation that feels closest to where you are today.
I am ready for recovery, but I need a practical plan.
Clarify your goals, create workable routines, build life skills, and turn intention into steady action.
Build your next steps →02 · RELAPSE PREVENTIONI had a setback and need help stabilizing.
Respond without shame, identify patterns, strengthen supports, and make a realistic plan for what comes next.
Find steady ground →03 · GRIEF COACHINGGrief or a major life change is affecting my recovery.
Make room for loss while protecting the routines, connections, and choices that support your well-being.
Explore grief support →04 · SOBER TRANSPORTI need safe, supported entry into treatment.
Receive calm logistical help, emotional reassurance, and personal transport for a supported arrival.
Plan a supported transition →05 · ADVANCE PLANNINGI want my psychiatric-care wishes understood in advance.
Learn about Colorado Psychiatric Advance Directives and prepare to discuss informed choices with qualified care and legal professionals.
Understand your options →Support that meets you where you are.
Sarah Humble works one-on-one with each client. The process is flexible, personal, and grounded in respect.
Clarify what matters now
Identify your priorities, immediate needs, strengths, and the barriers that are making progress harder.
Create a workable plan
Turn goals into sustainable routines, practical strategies, appointments, connections, and next actions.
Keep moving with support
Use consistent accountability and lived-experience guidance to adjust, recover from setbacks, and build stability.
Credentials matter when they improve the support you receive.
Sarah’s training brings together recovery-focused coaching, values-based change, grief support, peer leadership, and informed resource navigation—always within a clear non-clinical scope.
Affirming support for LGBTQ+ clients.
Recovery should never require you to hide who you are. Spring Aspen Recovery offers respectful support centered on your identity, values, goals, and lived reality.
This is a place to speak honestly, make practical choices, and move forward without judgment.
Support may include:
- One-on-one recovery and grief coaching
- Accountability and sustainable routines
- Relapse-prevention planning
- Appointments, referrals, and resource navigation
- Sober transport and supported treatment transitions
- Intervention support and preparation
You only need to decide the next step.
Tell Sarah what is happening and what kind of support you are looking for.
Peer recovery and grief coaching are non-clinical services and do not replace therapy, medical care, detoxification, diagnosis, licensed treatment, or legal advice.