Alumni Services
Wooded Glen Alumni: Where Recovery Becomes a Lifelong Connection
Your journey doesn’t end when treatment does—at Wooded Glen, we’re here for the long haul. Our Alumni Program keeps you connected, supported, and surrounded by a community that gets it.
Here’s what being part of our alumni family looks like:
- Weekly Aftercare Zoom Meetings
Stay grounded and supported through weekly virtual check-ins with peers who truly understand. - Thursday Alumni Speakers
Come back and share your story—or listen and be reminded of the strength in recovery. - Monthly Sober Events
From bonfires to bowling nights, we create spaces where fun and sobriety go hand in hand. - Alumni App
Keep the connection going 24/7 with our private social platform for encouragement, resources, and real talk. - Relapse Support
If you stumble, we’ll help you find your way back. No shame—just support and action. - Alumni Ambassadors Program
Ready to lead and give back? Our Ambassadors represent the heart of our community. They welcome new alumni, help coordinate events, and serve as recovery role models. It’s a powerful way to stay engaged and make a difference.
Once you’ve been part of Wooded Glen, you’re always part of our family.
Whether you’re just stepping out of treatment or celebrating years of sobriety, we’re here to walk with you every step of the way.
Contact Info
Ashley Kochert
Alumni Coordinator
Wooded Glen Recovery Center
Cell Phone: (629) 273-1752
Admissions: (888) 351-0650
ashley.kochert@woodedglen.com
Meet Our Alumni Coordinator
My name is Ashley Kochert, and I am honored to be the Alumni Coordinator at Wooded Glen Recovery Center. I come to this work with three years of experience in the treatment field and the lived experience of long‑term recovery. I graduated from The BreakAway Recovery Home in 2022, and the community, accountability, and hope I found there changed the entire direction of my life. Because of that, I show up every day with a deep belief that recovery is possible and that none of us are meant to walk it alone.
Before stepping into this role, I worked as a Behavioral Health Technician, Case Manager, and in Admissions. Those roles gave me a full understanding of what people face at every stage of the recovery process from the moment they reach out for help to the moment they step back into the world and begin building a new life. Today, I use both my professional experience and my personal journey to support our alumni as they navigate life after treatment.
To all of our alumni, I want you to know this: staying connected matters more than you realize.
Recovery grows through community, and every time you reach out, show up, or let someone walk beside you, you strengthen your foundation. Staying connected gives you people who understand your journey, who celebrate your wins, and who remind you of your strength on the days you forget it. It offers accountability, support, and a safe place to land when life gets heavy. Most importantly, connection keeps hope alive — not just for you, but for the person who needs to see that long‑term recovery is real.
You matter here. Your story matters. And your presence makes our community stronger. My door is always open, and I’m honored to walk this journey with you.