The Editions

Same method. Written for where you are.

Every edition keeps the same 26 weeks, three phases, and seven-day rhythm. What changes is the language, the examples, and the plan you carry forward.

The Peer PlannerGeneral Edition

Grounding → Building → Sustaining

For adults in everyday recovery and anyone focused on personal growth.

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The Peer PlannerOutpatient Edition

Treatment → Practice → Everyday Life

For people in PHP, IOP, step-down, and community outpatient programs.

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The Peer PlannerForensics Edition

Imposed structure → owned structure

For jail, prison, day reporting, reentry, and forensic peer support.

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The Peer PlannerYouth Edition

Getting to Know Me → Becoming More Me

For young people ages 13–17, in language written for them.

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In every edition:26 weeks3 phases7 daily focus areasDaily check-in, agenda, focus, and reflectionA plan you write and keep8.5 × 11 in, perfect-bound

Side by side

How the editions compare

One protected method, adapted for four lived contexts.

CompareGeneral EditionOutpatient EditionForensics EditionYouth Edition
Primary contextEveryday recovery and personal growthPHP, IOP, step-down, and outpatient careJustice involvement and reentryAdolescence, ages 13–17
Grounding emphasisDaily structure and awarenessStructure between treatment hoursChoice within external structureGetting to know myself
Building emphasisPractice and growthSkills into real lifeResponse, preparation, and agencyTrying what works
Sustaining emphasisSelf-directionLife with less formal carePersonally owned structureBecoming more me
Key transitionContinuing recoveryFormal care decreasesReentry and system transitionGrowing independence
Final toolMy Sustaining PlanMy Sustaining Plan + transition from formal careMy Sustaining / Reentry PlanMy Keep-Going Plan
StatusAvailable nowIn developmentIn production · color + B&WIn development