Working Together

Required prior to beginning support services.

Includes:

• Upto 90 minutes intake and personal history review

• Discussion of current goals, challenges, and stressors

• Review of routines, structure, and daily functioning

• Discussion of support systems and provider involvement

• Assessment of support needs, appropriateness, and fit

• Initial support, accountability, and implementation planning

Lower-level ongoing support for individuals seeking accountability, structure, and greater consistency in everyday life while maintaining more independence between sessions.

Designed for individuals who are relatively stable and require less frequent support while still benefiting from continued accountability and connection.

Must first engage a minimum of six months in Core or Comprehensive Support before transitioning into Lite Support.

Includes:

• 2 sessions per month (45–60 minutes)

• Personalized support and implementation planning

• Accountability and organizational support

• Occasional weekday text check-ins

• Limited provider collaboration/check-ins if needed

Best Fit For:

• Those maintaining progress after a period of more intensive support

• Individuals seeking accountability and structure without weekly sessions

• Ongoing maintenance support during stable periods

The Rusted Rock’s primary support model.

Consistent, collaborative support for individuals navigating recovery, executive functioning challenges, burnout, life transitions, overwhelm, family or relationship stress, or difficulties maintaining structure, consistency, and follow-through.

Designed for deeper continuity, regular accountability, and ongoing implementation support throughout the month.

Includes:

• 1 weekly session (45–75 minutes)

• Personalized support and implementation planning

• Accountability and organizational support

• Weekday check-ins via text or brief calls (under 15 minutes)

• Provider collaboration/check-ins at least once monthly

• Family or loved one check-ins at least twice monthly

Best Fit For:

• Individuals seeking consistent accountability and structure

• Personal struggles with follow-through, routines, or emotional overwhelm

• Recovery and wellness support during periods of transition or instability

• Those seeking steady ongoing support without higher-touch communication needs

• Increased communication with support team

Higher-touch support for individuals or families seeking increased continuity, communication, structure, and accountability during periods of elevated stress, instability, major transition, or increased support needs.

Allows for more involved collaboration, implementation support, family/loved one involvement and ongoing connection throughout the week.

Includes:

• 1–2 sessions per week (45-74 minutes)

• Increased personalized support and implementation planning

• Regular weekday check-ins via text

• Support calls as needed (up to 2x weekly, 30 minutes or less)

• Provider collaboration/check-ins 1–2x monthly

• Weekly family or loved one collaboration and support

Best Fit For:

• Individuals requiring increased accountability and continuity throughout the week

• Those navigating significant life transitions, relapse prevention, burnout, or instability

• Families or loved ones looking for more consistent communication and collaboration

• Individuals seeking more involved implementation support and structure outside scheduled sessions

Availability for this level of support is intentionally limited to maintain continuity, responsiveness, individualized support, and healthy professional boundaries.

Additional services are available only to individuals currently enrolled in an ongoing support service.

Additional Client Sessions

Additional sessions may be scheduled as needed for:

• Implementation support

• Accountability check-ins

• Planning or reset sessions

• Transition support

• Increased structure during stressful periods

• Additional support between regularly scheduled sessions, including phone calls or added in-person or virtual sessions

Additional Family Sessions

Additional family sessions are available for:

• Communication support

• Boundary discussions

• Support system collaboration

• Relationship dynamics

• Accountability within the home environment

• Increasing consistency and understanding within the support system

• Education, reflection, and guidance for loved ones

• Family agreements or accountability contracts