We work with...
Adult Drug Courts
WV DoHS / CPS
Treatment Centers
Churches
DOT-covered Employers
Day Report Centers
Probation / Parole

12-2-1
Roundtables
Unique Attributes
What makes 12-2-1 Roundtables unique is not just one big thing; it’s the many subtle nuances working together that create "recovery synergy."
This synergy, found in every Roundtable, is the shared momentum created when participants, facilitators, questions, connection, accountability, challenges, games and hope come together in the Roundtable — helping people move further than they could on their own.
Over time, those seemingly small moments of connection and reflection become the turning points that lead to lasting change.
Connection Comes First
12-2-1 helps people move out of isolation and into honest, supportive conversation — because recovery is all about relationships.
Simple, Focused Structure
Each Roundtable is built around 12 Seats, 2 Facilitators, and 1 Focus Area, creating a clear and safe space for reflection and growth.
Safe Enough to Be Honest
The Roundtable format helps lower defensiveness so participants can speak more openly, listen more deeply, and begin seeing themselves more clearly.
Guided by Real Questions
Participants engage with thoughtful questions that invite insight, accountability, and personal ownership. Over 400 Focus Areas in our curriculum, each is based on the evidence-based principles and processes of the Stages of Change Model.
Flexible for Different Settings
12-2-1 can serve courts, treatment programs, churches, recovery groups, families, and communities with both faith-based and secular options.
"What people are saying..."
"Brilliant!!"
"Rich prompts, non-stigmatizing..."
"Really Helpful..."
"High-intensity Engagement..."
Dr. Carlo DiClemente
Co-Developer of the Stages of Change Model
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