PHASE Programs

The PHASE Model

A Framework for Lasting Change

Developed by New Phase Project, the PHASE Model is our structured, evidence-informed framework for behavioral change, recovery support, and practical life skills. It helps participants strengthen emotional regulation, healthier thinking, personal accountability, supportive relationships, and action planning for lasting change.

The PHASE Journey

Manage Yourself → Think Clearly → Take Ownership → Build Healthy Relationships → Move Forward with Purpose

How the PHASE Model Supports Change

The PHASE Model combines emotional regulation, healthy thinking, personal accountability, relationship skills, and practical action planning into a simple framework for lasting change.

Rather than focusing on a single issue, the model helps individuals develop the skills needed to move forward in all areas of life.

Designed for Real-Life Challenges

Whether someone is struggling with stress, anger, recovery, relationship conflict, or difficult life transitions, the PHASE Model focuses on building practical skills that can be applied in everyday life.

Informed by Established Practices

The PHASE Model incorporates evidence-informed concepts from:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)

Emotional Regulation Strategies

Recovery-Oriented Approaches

Communication & Relationship Skills Training

Accountability-Based Behavioral Change Models

Flexible Program Delivery

PHASE programs can be adapted to participant needs, community priorities, and partnering organizations. Programs may be delivered in correctional facilities, reentry programs, community-supervision settings, community organizations, public-safety agencies, and other partner locations.

Delivery options may include:

In-person group workshops
Live virtual groups
Small-group sessions
Individual educational support and follow-up
Mobile and on-site programming
Community and organizational partnerships
Pre- and post-program assessments
Personalized action planning

Program length, group size, and follow-up structure may vary based on the selected PHASE program and the needs of the partnering organization.

Who We Serve

New Phase Project serves adults seeking recovery, resilience, healthier decision-making, and lasting behavioral change, including:

Individuals in recovery from opioid, alcohol, or other drug use
Family members affected by opioid or other substance use
Veterans and first responders
Correctional and public-safety professionals
Justice-involved and reentry populations
Underserved community members
Adults experiencing stress, anger, relationship conflict, or major life transitions

Program Scope: PHASE programs provide education and recovery support. They do not replace medical care, emergency services, medication for opioid use disorder, or licensed clinical treatment.

PHASE Recovery & Resilience

Evidence-informed recovery-support education for individuals and families affected by opioid, alcohol, or other drug use. Topics include managing triggers and stress, challenging harmful thinking, strengthening recovery-support relationships, accountability, and relapse-prevention planning.

PHASE Justice & Reentry

Evidence-informed behavioral-change and reentry-readiness education for justice-involved adults. Participants build emotional regulation, healthier thinking, accountability, communication, recovery-support, decision-making, and practical action-planning skills that support successful community reintegration.

PHASE Service Strong

Resilience and behavioral-health education designed for veterans, first responders, correctional professionals, and other public-safety personnel. Topics include occupational stress, emotional regulation, healthy coping, communication, substance-misuse prevention, and help-seeking.

PHASE Community

Practical behavioral-change and life-skills education for community members. Topics include emotional regulation, healthy decision-making, accountability, communication, and personal action planning.

Now accepting interest from individuals, organizations, and community partners.

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