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).
11/17/2025
We asked our therapist Avery for some tips about staying connected with others this season.
"Social connection is crucial for mental health, especially throughout the winter months. Some ways to stay connected to your social circle may include scheduling check-ins with friends or family regularly, participating in community events or groups, and reaching out for additional mental health resources. "
If you're seeking additional support and are interested in therapy, please contact WVSL Behavioral Health at 304-413-4301.
11/15/2025
Let's share some love with those who hold us up. 💛
11/15/2025
Our interns have been busy assisting with and learning about our outreach efforts with the Morgantown Peers this week.
11/14/2025
11/12/2025
There is still time to take this survey, it only take a couple of minutes to help make a difference in Monongalia County.
Haven’t taken the CHNA yet? No worries — we’re extending it to the end of the week! Now is your last chance to make your voice heard, or if you’ve already taken it, share it with your friends and family! Visit the link in our bio to take the survey, and thanks for making a difference in Monongalia County. 💚
To our veterans: thank you for your strength and your sacrifice. Your journey matters, and your resilience is an inspiration. If you or someone you know is facing the challenges of returning to civilian life, know that you are not alone. There is a community ready to help, to heal, and to walk beside you every step of the way. Happy Veterans Day, and may we continue to lift each other up on this journey.
11/10/2025
Want to lend a hand to our housing program participants? Donations of cleaning supplies, new bedding, and kitchen supplies are always needed and deeply appreciated. Other items that can be of great help are grocery gift cards for any program participants who may be entering the program with food insecurity.
You can learn more here: https://westvirginiasoberliving.com/housing-donations/
11/09/2025
Finances can cause significant stress, especially during the holiday season. No matter what causes it, the stress of not knowing whether we can meet financial obligations, for ourselves and sometimes for others, can really take a toll on our mental health. Here are some things that we can do to manage this stress in a healthy way:
💛Embrace Connection with Others
When we’re struggling financially it’s tempting to want to pull away and minimize the challenge. Not having money to spend on socializing and/or feeling shame or embarrassment about our situation can make even admitting that we need help challenging. Our best resource, however, is other people.
💛Seek Support
Sometimes exploring our relationship with money may feel EXTRA stressful during the holiday season. You are not alone. If you are seeking financial assistance and are in West Virginia, dialing 2-1-1 is a direct line to resources near you.
If you're seeking additional support and are interested in therapy, please contact WVSL Behavioral Health at 304-413-4301.
11/08/2025
Thank you to Mountain Transit Authority for offering free rides amid the government shutdown. The authority operates in Nicholas, Webster, Fayette, Clay, Greenbrier, Monroe, and Pocahontas counties. Rides will take people to food banks, grocery stores, and other resource programs.
If you need a ride, you can call MTA at 304-872-5872.
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11/08/2025
"Having the opportunity to work in unison with participants in our recovery housing program has been one of the most rewarding experiences and is something I’m proud to get up and do everyday," says Kenneth Dawson, a Peer Recovery Support Specialist in Recovery Housing in Morgantown.
"Sharing victories, overcoming struggles, and becoming part of their journey is something that motivates me to be the best version of myself. WVSL lays the framework to transform the lives of individuals struggling with SUD and it’s an honor to be a link in the chain of recovery."
11/06/2025
The Monongalia County Quick Response Team - QRT provides naloxone distribution and training to any individual, groups or organization that are interested.
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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.
