Creators of Recovery
Workit Health has been at the forefront of innovative addiction care since 2015, serving over 20k members. But many people are still unaware online addiction recovery is an option—that’s where you come in.
We're seeking influencers and creators
We’re inviting passionate influencers, content creators, and Workit Health members to become a part of our newest initiative, Workit Health: Creators of Recovery.
- Destigmatize addiction and the recovery journey.
- Spread awareness that recovery is accessible to anyone, anywhere via through the Workit Health app—no need for PTO, childcare, or a 3-month rehab stint.
- Support a judgment-free, harm-reduction view of addiction recovery.
- Transform the way others think about and engage with addiction recovery.
Be a voice of hope, shaping the future of addiction treatment
Join the Creators of Recovery program today and start changing lives
Provide guidance
Our approach honors all recovery paths, from traditional 12-step programs to harm reduction strategies. Our programs include medication-assisted treatment (MAT) alongside treatments for co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, and insomnia.
Shatter stigma
Make a difference
You’re not just sharing content—you’re educating the general public, igniting change, and providing hope.
Which Creator are you?
The Advocate
You are passionate about harm reduction and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). You want to be part of Workit Health’s mission to educate folks that medication can be a safe and helpful part of achieving recovery.
Taking Suboxone to help with cravings is no different than taking Zoloft for depression.
The Supporter
You’re passionate about spreading awareness of recovery options, especially telehealth-based recovery programs like Workit Health. You want people to know that getting at-home treatment is a valid pathway to recovery.
People need to know that online addiction recovery is a real, legit alternative to rehab.
The Storyteller
You are in recovery yourself and you want to share your story. Whether you’re a Workit Health member or alumnus, or if Workit would have been your first choice had it been available to you at the time, you’re ready to take a minute to motivate others to seek treatment.
I own a business, so I knew I couldn’t just up and leave for rehab.
The Health Mentor
You are in recovery or work with folks in recovery, this is a great option to share your recovery tools: from mindfulness practices to fitness or nutritional tips for maintaining physical and mental health during recovery to book and podcast suggestions.
By strengthening your physical and spiritual well-being, you’re laying the groundwork for success.
Specs + Tech Requirements
- Use a cell phone to film vertically—tall and narrow
- Keep it under 60 seconds
- Face the camera so you can be heard
- Avoid background noise like wind, music, or traffic
TIP: If you feel unnatural or uncomfortable talking to your camera, try recording while you’re doing something routine, like playing with a pet, folding laundry, or sitting at a curbside pick-up.
Our founders
Workit Health was founded in 2015 by Robin McIntosh and Lisa McLaughlin, two women in long-term recovery from addiction.
Robin and Lisa had experienced America’s broken treatment system firsthand and wanted to build something better.
So they created Workit Health — Addiction recovery that is private, easily accessible, grounded in science, and supported by judgment-free clinicians who won’t dismiss you for going off track.
All you need is an internet connection.
What sets us apart
- We're founded and operated by people in recovery
- We treat you as a whole person, including co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, insomnia, and more
- Our judgment-free clinicians won't remove you from the program for going off course
- Our treatments are evidence-based and backed by science
- We offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT) options including Suboxone, naltroxone, and Campral when appropriate
- We've helped 20k+ people since 2015
- Our members are part of a close-knit, online community with weekly support groups and private online forums
- Our research team is making our results known by publishing peer-reviewed studies
Join us and change a life:
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