Loudoun County, Virginia
Recovery becomes possible when people are truly seen, supported, and valued.
Pivot Point Recovery is a peer-led, community-based recovery hub providing clinical services, mentorship, and wraparound support.
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Pivot Point Recovery is a peer-led, community-based recovery hub providing clinical services, mentorship, and wraparound support.
Our Mission
Pivot Point Recovery exists to provide recovery-oriented, community-based services for individuals impacted by substance use disorders, trauma, justice involvement, and related life disruptions — through an integrated model of clinical services, peer-led support, and reintegration assistance.
Learn Our StoryThe Challenge
Despite its prosperity, Loudoun County faces a growing addiction and overdose crisis — with limited local resources to match.
Many residents are forced to leave the county for recovery, separating them from the connections that sustain healing.
Justice-involved individuals return without stable housing, employment, or recovery networks — increasing relapse risk.
Peer-led programs increase engagement, retention, and outcomes. Local recovery makes entire communities stronger.
"People are more than their worst moments."
Steve Turner, Founder & Certified Peer Recovery Specialist
What We Provide
From the moment someone asks for help to the day they stand on their own.
Evidence-based treatment for substance use disorders, trauma, and co-occurring mental health needs.
Recovery coaching, group support, and leadership pathways led by specialists with lived experience.
Case management connecting individuals to housing, employment, education, and community resources.
Targeted support for justice-involved individuals transitioning back with stability and accountability.
Building recovery-friendly networks and reducing stigma across Loudoun County.
Why Local Matters
Staying local allows people to maintain family connections, continue employment, and build sober routines where they live.
Continuity of care from treatment through long-term recovery
Maintained family connections and employment stability
Reduced relapse risk through community-based support
Normalized recovery that reduces stigma for everyone
Every individual who achieves stable recovery contributes to safer neighborhoods, healthier families, and a stronger community.