WVSL Solutions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been instrumental in offering structure & support for those in recovery.
WVSL Solutions' mission is to provide premier clinical and supportive services to individuals experiencing behavioral health conditions, including substance use disorders (SUD), eating disorders, and other conditions impacting quality of life. Our vision includes filling gaps in the continuum of care, meeting individual needs, and assisting people in their recovery by providing innovative interventions. Through the integration of best practices in the field and treatment from a holistic perspective, our programs will foster honesty, integrity, and responsibility in recovering individuals. We believe in the synergistic energies of collaboration with vital community partners. WVSL Solutions knows that recovery is possible. Our company is directed and staffed by people with lived experience who model our core values, and we strive to assist others in choosing a path of recovery. We envision our clients living self-directed, fulfilling lives, free from the stigma of a healthcare diagnosis. Our services include Recovery Housing, Peer Recovery Support Services, Supportive Employment, and Clinical Services (at our Licensed Behavioral Health Center).
03/09/2026
Harmony Ridge Recovery Center is expanding treatment options in West Virginia with the opening of a new outpatient program in Charleston, WV, offering flexible, structured support for individuals in recovery. The outpatient services allow clients to attend regular therapy and counseling sessions while living at home, helping them balance treatment with everyday responsibilities as they work toward long-term sobriety.
Harmony Ridge Recovery Center
03/09/2026
WVSL Solutions Behavioral Health is accepting new clients! Located in downtown Morgantown, we are easily accessible by public transportation.
☎️Contact us today at 304-413-4301 https://westvirginiasoberliving.com/behavioral-health/
03/07/2026
We'd like to say congratulations to Kori, who works on our Police and Peers team, for passing her PRSS exam this week!
03/07/2026
Nichole Allen graduated from the Rea of Hope, Inc. on Tuesday. She thanked Lieutenant Pinson for truly saving her life and the Chiefs for always believing in her. They are all so proud of her and have continued to provide her support and encouragement throughout her recovery journey.
From left to right: Lieutenant Pinson, Chief Bass, Nichole, Retired Chief Gilbert, and me.
Saint Albans Police Department
03/06/2026
The Morgantown women’s house recently spent a fun evening out at the mall and going to the movies together.🍿
03/04/2026
Thank you to all Social Work professionals!
During Social Work Month, the West Virginia Department of Human Services recognizes the real-life superheroes who serve children, families, and vulnerable adults across the state.
These professionals do more than manage cases; they uplift hope, defend safety, and help transform lives every single day.
🛡 Child Protective Services (CPS) Workers
👵 Adult Protective Services (APS) Workers
👨👩👧 Youth Services Workers
🏠 Foster Care & Permanency Workers
🤝 Family Support Specialists
💼 Economic Services Workers
🧠 Behavioral Health Professionals
Their superpower?
Commitment to children and families.
03/04/2026
Congratulations Rossie on completing our housing program! Your hard work speaks volumes and we are so proud of you. Keep doing amazing things! 💛
03/02/2026
Let's all say a huge congratulations to Jess, one of our Morgantown Peers, who is celebrating 2 years in recovery today! Thank you for bringing creativity and compassion to all that you do- we hope you have an amazing day today! 💛
03/01/2026
Participants will gain hands-on experience through 500 paid employment hours and ongoing mentorship and supervision. Training will run from April through June.
Applicants must reside in Region 4 of WV, and limited space is available. Apply online at https://westvirginiasoberliving.com/prsstraining/
Some good news to brighten your Friday from Wise Path Recovery Centers .
02/27/2026
Looking for help with psychiatric medication management? Rachel can help!
As a certified nurse practitioner, Rachel is the newest addition to the WVSL Solutions team. Currently we have no wait list and telehealth appointments are available.
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Substance use disorders have become so prevalent in West Virginia and have affected so many families. West Virginia Sober Living has been instrumental in offering structure and support for those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction in our region. We have formed a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, West Virginia Sober Living, Inc., that is designed to reintegrate recovering individuals back into the community.
Men and women residents in the program live with us for a period of six to 12 months and will begin to develop strong relationships and demonstrate transparency in their daily lives as they maintain accountability to the group. The West Virginia Sober Living program is centered on the principles of 12 Steps. Through the program, residents will gain independence and responsibility, both financially and emotionally, as they become the person they want to be, which is the ultimate goal. West Virginia Sober Living provides a safe, caring and supportive environment for residents to begin living a sober lifestyle and developing healthy new relationships in the region’s active recovery community.
We accommodate individuals that have been through primary treatment and desire a sober living environment as they progress in their recovery. Residents are expected to remain drug and alcohol free, actively participate in a 12-step recovery program and work, volunteer or be enrolled in school full-time.
We have a lot of fun at West Virginia Sober Living! We have a softball team, as well as monthly outings to amusement parks, the movies, paintball fields or other activities of the groups’ choosing. We also have very active alumni. Graduates of the program come back to the house for a weekly recovery meeting and also stop by throughout the week to meet with the new residents and fellowship. We are proud to be an asset to the community and are very grateful for all of the support we receive.
