John: (970) 666-0251 Kyle: (720) 670-1445 Founder-led recovery support across Colorado

Colorado Recovery Coaching + Peer Support

Steady recovery support for the part nobody can outsource.

Day One Recovery helps individuals, families, and providers navigate the part after treatment, between appointments, and during real-life pressure. The work is founder-led, direct, and built for people who need structure without losing the human side of support.

Services

Day One Recovery provides hands-on support for the part of recovery that happens outside of treatment.

The daily friction, the gaps between appointments, and the moments when accountability matters most.

The focus is not on flooding people with options. It is on meeting the actual moment: staying connected after treatment, reducing drift, helping families respond better, and giving providers a cleaner handoff when support needs to continue outside formal care.

Recovery coaching Peer support Accountability check-ins Family support Referral coordination

Founders

The people behind Day One Recovery have been on both sides of this work.

As individuals navigating recovery themselves, and as professionals helping others do the same. That combination is the whole point.

Founder + Recovery Coach

John McKissack

John McKissack is a Certified Peer Specialist and co-founder of Day One Recovery. He brings firsthand experience with recovery alongside the professional training to back it up. John works directly with individuals, families, and referral partners, and he picks up the phone.

Founder + Recovery Coach

Kyle Hunt

Kyle Hunt is a Certified Peer Specialist and co-founder of Day One Recovery. He has built his approach around the idea that good recovery support is steady, honest, and does not disappear after the first conversation. Kyle works with providers, sober living programs, justice-involved referrals, and anyone who needs a point of contact that stays in the loop.

Get Started

One clear next step is enough.

Reach out directly if you are looking for support, referring someone, or trying to figure out whether Day One Recovery is the right fit.