I have completed a major rebuild of my Relapse Prevention Plan program—and current members already have access at no additional cost.

This is no longer a short collection of relapse-prevention handouts. It is now a complete, action-focused system for building, using, testing, and continually revising a personal RPP.

The Biggest Addition: Your RPP AI Companion

You can now download the RPP AI Companion and use it with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, or another AI that accepts document uploads.

The AI Companion can:

• Interview you one question at a time

• Explain questions in plain language

• Help you remember and examine real situations

• Challenge vague or generic answers

• Turn your own responses into clear proposed RPP language

• Help identify warning signs, triggers, justifications, and gaps

• Conduct weekly reviews

• Help prepare conversations with your counselor or SAS Team

• Draft proposed updates as your life and recovery change

The AI can help with the thinking, journaling, organizing, and writing—but it is specifically instructed not to invent your personal answers or create a fake generic plan for you.

You provide the truth. The AI helps you turn it into something usable.

The New RPP Workbook

The rebuilt workbook is now a complete living recovery plan covering:

• Your personal return-to-use progression

• Observable and private warning signs

• Internal and external triggers

• Access involving people, places, money, transportation, and technology

• The exact justifications your mind uses

• P.E.A.C.E. for high-risk moments

• Regulation and urge-response actions

• Your normal Plan A recovery structure

• Recovery capital

• Health, medication, sleep, pain, and professional care

• Relationships, boundaries, and rebuilding trust

• Goals, enjoyment, meaning, and purpose

• Building and training your SAS Team

• The Wall and loss of early recovery momentum

• Escalation Plans A through F

• Emergency and return-to-use responses

• A One-Page Recovery Protection Plan for quick use

A Personalized Weekly Recovery Check-In

The old generic recovery checklist has been replaced.

Your new Weekly Recovery Check-In is built directly from your Plan A. You choose the recovery actions your written plan says you need, set realistic goals, track what actually happens, and use the results to revise your RPP.

You are no longer tracking somebody else’s idea of recovery.

Supporting Video Teachings

I have also brought my three-part Beast Brain and Relapse Prevention teaching series into the program as supporting material.

These videos explain the Beast Brain metaphor, relapse progression, the limits of willpower, boundaries, and why Structure, Accountability, and Support must be established before the situation becomes urgent.

The Standard Has Changed

The RPP is no longer treated as a worksheet you complete near discharge and place in a drawer.

It begins now.

It changes as your risks, supports, relationships, health, responsibilities, and recovery change.

The governing rule is:

If an important risk, response, boundary, support, or decision is not written in your RPP, it is not yet part of your plan.

AI conversations, group discussions, videos, insights, and good intentions only count when they lead to written action.

Current Members Already Have Access

If you are already a member, the entire updated RPP program is included with your membership at no additional cost.

Access it here:

Open the Updated Relapse Prevention Plan

Download the new Workbook, Weekly Recovery Check-In, and AI Companion—even if you completed the previous version. This is a substantial rebuild, not a minor revision.

-Casey

If you are not currently a member and would like access, message me here or email Casey@CaseyColeCorbin.com to ask about becoming a member.