Connections App for Rehab Alumni of American Addiction Centers

Updated May 28, 2025

American Addiction Centers (AAC) is proud to bring its alumni the Connections phone app through CHESS Health. At AAC, we know that building a strong community and providing ongoing support is essential to the recovery process. Our new and improved app is designed to do help us do just that -- give our patients and alumni the opportunity to stay connected to us and to each other through peer and professional support for their lifelong recovery journeys. If you need help call us anytime.

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About the App

Participation in the Connections app includes:

A range of helpful articles and tips on staying sober, managing cravings, and developing healthy coping strategies
Guided meditations and exercises to help you stay centered and focused
Reminders and tools to help you stay on track with your recovery goals, including tracking your progress and celebrating your milestones
Access to exclusive events and webinars, allowing you to connect with other alums and patients and stay up-to-date on the latest news and developments from American Addiction Centers.
Join the community, engage with peers (anonymously), track your recovery, get motivated, learn coping skills, and get 24/7 support.
Anonymity Protected; No Cost, Ever.

Sign-up Today!

In order to sign-up, choose the facility you attended and complete the form to gain access to the Connections App for your alumni group.

Mondays with Mike

“Mondays with Mike” is a bi-weekly live session hosted by , a celebrity interventionist and expert in addiction recovery. In each meeting, Mike shares motivational insights, life lessons, and practical tips to help people stay strong on their journey to recovery. Whether he’s talking about setting boundaries, building confidence, or dealing with everyday struggles, Mike keeps it real and encouraging.

Each meeting serves as a source of encouragement, aiming to break the stigma surrounding addiction and promote a message of hope and empowerment.

Please be aware that these are open meetings and, as such, anonymity is not guaranteed. While we encourage open and honest sharing, we also ask that everyone respect the privacy and confidentiality of others.