When you join Thrive, you choose your level of Sinclair Method support. You can opt for a monthly membership, or save with an annual plan. Most people using the Sinclair Method see full results within a year.

Essential

• Monthly $97/month
• Yearly $997/year

Elevate

• Monthly $147/month
• Yearly $1397/year

Excel

• Monthly $347/month
• Yearly $3327/year

Click here to see our plan options.

Thrive has teamed up with affordable telemedicine doctors in the United States who specialize in medication treatment for alcohol use disorder, offering private and affordable care for your medication management.

Initial physician visit 

• Approx. $175

Follow up physician visit

• Approx. $79 per visit, or
• $25/mo with unlimited access to a physician

Naltrexone prescription

• $25 – $40/month (may cost less with insurance or prescription coupons)

At Thrive, we offer a 7-day money-back guarantee. Should you join and find that the program isn't the right fit within the initial 7 days, kindly reach out to us at [email protected] to initiate the cancellation process. We will promptly cancel your membership and refund the full amount of your payment.

Your satisfaction is our priority, and we are committed to ensuring a seamless experience for all our members. For additional information about our cancellation policy, please review the below:

1. Cancellation Timeframe:

   • Cancellations must be made within 7 days of the initial purchase for a full refund
   • If you cancel within the specified 7-day period, your account will be canceled, and your money will be refunded in full
2. Cancellation Requests After 7 Days:
   • Cancellation requests submitted after 7 days will be considered on an individual basis. Although they are generally not allowed, exceptions may be made in special circumstances

By joining Thrive Alcohol Recovery, you acknowledge and agree to abide by the terms of this cancellation policy. The policy is designed to ensure fairness and transparency in managing cancellations while allowing flexibility for exceptional circumstances.

No, the cost of the program remains the same regardless if you already have your naltrexone medication – that's because the cost of the medication and physician are separate from the program cost. Click here to see the estimated cost of naltrexone when you join Thrive.

Many of our members enter the program while already incorporating naltrexone as part of the Sinclair Method under their doctor's guidance.

Thrive's program is structured to provide assistance to individuals utilizing the Sinclair Method, addressing the psychosocial dimensions of transforming their relationship with alcohol. This encompasses aspects such as habit adjustments, mindful drinking, developing healthier coping skills, and fostering a lifestyle with reduced emphasis on alcohol consumption.

Thrive's program is designed to complement the guidance of your physician who has prescribed naltrexone.

Our program is not covered by insurance, but it may be reimbursed by your HSA, HRA or FSA.

Thrive's program is tailored for individuals who want to use or are already using The Sinclair Method to reduce their alcohol consumption without the pressure to quit entirely, or to make progress faster than you're comfortable with. Our program empowers participants to set their own drink reduction goals while receiving daily expert guidance on the protocol. This private, comprehensive program offers access to peer and coaching support, video lessons, and a library of resources designed to help you succeed with The Sinclair Method. We assist members in changing their habits around alcohol, making gradual lifestyle changes, and developing new coping tools.

Thrive is not for anyone who is struggling with concurrent illicit drug use, numerous medications – including any use of opiate pain medications, severe and persistent active mental health issues, active domestic violence or danger in the household, or serious acute or chronic medical conditions. These individuals are not eligible for The Alcohol Freedom Program as alcohol exacerbates these conditions or in the case of legal issues, is not allowed. The program is also not for people who take opiate medication for chronic pain as this can interact with the medication that is used with The Sinclair Method. All medication questions can be addressed by your prescribing physician. Your prescribing physician will evaluate you to ensure you are a good candidate for naltrexone treatment for alcohol use disorder. Should your physician decide you are not a good candidate for the Program, we will unenroll you from the Program and refund your money.

At Thrive, we assist individuals using The Sinclair Method to create lasting changes in habits, lifestyle, and behavior, leading to a transformative relationship with alcohol.

The Sinclair Method employs the medication naltrexone as a harm-reduction approach for treating alcohol addiction.

If necessary, Thrive can connect you with a telemedicine physician for your medication prescription and management.

Within the program, we guide members through a gradual transformation of drinking habits, addressing the biological, psychological, behavioral, and spiritual aspects of alcohol use disorder.

Thrive offers different membership levels based on your support needs for the Sinclair Method. The program is accessible from both computers and smartphones, our program allows participants to engage privately from the comfort of their homes.

Thrive Alcohol Recovery, founded by Katie Lain and Karen Dion, emerged from their personal success stories with The Sinclair Method (TSM). Since 2018, they have been dedicated coaches and mentors, assisting hundreds of individuals through this treatment. Thrive aims to extend TSM's success by offering tools, resources, and support for making crucial habit, lifestyle, and behavior changes. The goal behind Thrive is to help others transform their relationship with alcohol through TSM. To delve into their stories, visit here.

There are several ways to reach us. You can: 

1. Write to us here
2. Email [email protected]
3. Call or text us here ‪(406) 201-1225‬

Our usual business hours are Monday through Friday from 8am - 5pm Pacific Time. We do our best to get back to you within 24 hours. If it's the weekend, it might take a bit longer, but we'll get in touch as soon as possible.

The Sinclair Method (TSM) is an evidence-based approach for treating alcohol use disorder that utilizes the medication naltrexone. Developed by Dr. David Sinclair, TSM employs pharmacological extinction to reduce alcohol cravings and consumption. Individuals using TSM take naltrexone before drinking, and over time, this process helps rewire the brain's association between alcohol and pleasure. The goal is to gradually diminish the desire for alcohol, leading to a decrease in overall consumption. TSM focuses on the individual's ability to regain control over their drinking habits by addressing the neurobiological aspects of addiction. The method has gained recognition for its harm-reduction approach and has been successful in helping individuals achieve lasting changes in their relationship with alcohol. To learn more, click here.

Naltrexone is a medication that has been approved for treatment of alcoholism by the FDA since 1994. It was the cornerstone of Dr David Sinclair's research and discovery into pharmacological extinction of alcohol addiction, also known as The Sinclair Method. 

According to the American Addiction Centers:

Naltrexone is considered safe to use and associated with few side effects; however, all medications have a side effect profile. Side effects as a result of naltrexone use are reported to be relatively rare, but they do occur in some instances. Some include:²

• Nausea, stomach cramps, and diarrhea are the most common reported side effects; however, these typically resolve over time.
• Some individuals may experience muscle stiffness, cramps, and headaches.
• Sleep disruptions (including both insomnia and hypersomnia), anxiety, and dizziness have also been reported.
• Individuals should not use opiate drugs while taking naltrexone. People who use opiate drugs and take naltrexone may experience opioid withdrawal symptoms as naltrexone is an opioid antagonist. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends that individuals who use naltrexone should be abstinent from opioid drugs for a week to 10 days.^1,2 Because naltrexone is an opioid antagonist, people using it and who also use opioid medications for their psychoactive effects will not experience the typical “high” that they get from opiate drugs. This may result in individuals taking more opiate drugs than they normally would and potentially overdosing on opiates.
• Pregnant women should not use naltrexone.

If you don't have a naltrexone prescription, Thrive can refer you to a telemedicine physician who specializes in the use of naltrexone for alcohol use disorder. 

For questions about the safety of naltrexone, please consult your physician.

In Dr David Sinclair's research, consuming alcohol was a part of the treatment protocol. Dr Sinclair showed through his clinical trials that pharmacological extinction of alcohol use disorder can occur when an individual drinks paired with naltrexone. 

Naltrexone and the Sinclair Method are always prescribed under your doctor's guidance, therefore, your doctor will advise you how to use naltrexone in the way that is most effective for you and your goals.

The Sinclair Method (TSM) is for people who want to drink less alcohol, or eventually quit drinking alcohol. Since TSM requires a medication prescription, ultimately your physician will determine if you are a good candidate for this treatment protocol. At Thrive, we can refer you to a telemedicine physician who specializes in this treatment.

At Thrive, the Sinclair Method (TSM) forms the foundation of our program. We offer different membership levels based on your support needs for the Sinclair Method.

All of our members have access to:

• Over 50 video lessons to guide you through the Sinclair Method from start to finish
• Unlimited private messaging support with a Sinclair Method coach
• Daily peer support through our private community
• Referral to a physician in your state for a naltrexone consultation (separate fees for consultation & medication)
• Daily posts, tips and resources from our expert coaches
• Library of success stories

To learn more about all of our plan options, including how to access live groups and one-on-one support, please click here.

Thrive offers different membership levels based on your support needs for the Sinclair Method.

All of our members have access to:

• Over 50 video lessons to guide you through the Sinclair Method from start to finish
• Unlimited private messaging support with a Sinclair Method coach
• Daily peer support through our private community
• Referral to a physician in your state for a naltrexone consultation (separate fees for consultation & medication)
• Daily posts, tips and resources from our expert coaches
• Library of success stories

To learn more about all of our plan options, including how to access live groups and one-on-one support, please click here.

Yes! We offer three distinct plans, each providing different levels of 1-on-1 support:

Essential Plan

• Unlimited private messaging access with a Sinclair Method coach.

Elevate Plan

• A 1-on-1 Welcome Coaching call with a team member upon joining.
• Unlimited private messaging access with a Sinclair Method coach.
• Access to all group support calls and workshops.

Excel Plan

• A 1-on-1 Welcome Coaching call with a team member upon joining.
• Two 1-on-1 coaching calls each month.
• Unlimited private messaging access with a Sinclair Method coach.
• Access to all group support calls and workshops.

You can learn more about how coaching works here.

While the cost of the medication and physician visit is separate from the program, once you join, we'll assist you in connecting with a telemedicine doctor.

• Click here for medication costs in the United States.
• When you join we'll refer you to the most affordable option, and the option that is best for you.
• Price varies depending on which state you are in and which provider you go with, but there are many affordable options. 
• Naltrexone is very affordable in the US ($30 or less for one month) and can be covered by most insurances.
• You can also get your medication from your general practitioner (however please note, some may be unwilling to prescribe it and may refer you to a specialist).
• For more questions, contact us and we'd be happy to help.

*Please note, if you're outside the United States, please contact us first to make sure we have a provider in your area.

Thrive's program is accessible globally, but we can only offer naltrexone provider referrals to members within the United States. If you're located outside the United States and don't have a naltrexone provider, please get in touch with us at [email protected] to see if we can refer you to a physician in your area.

If you're outside of the US and you already have a naltrexone provider you're working with, then we welcome you to join our program for your ongoing daily support in your treatment.

Our video courses will guide you step-by-step through The Sinclair Method protocol.

With over 50 modules, the course covers both the fundamentals of how to TSM, and advanced topics like habit change, coping tools, alcohol-free days, mindset, and living free from alcohol use disorder.

Designed for flexibility, you can complete the courses at your own pace and access them from any device.

To learn more about the video courses, visit here.

Thrive's program is delivered through a private community platform that is accessible through your computer or the mobile app. Everything is in one place so it makes it very easy to access anytime, anywhere, and on your own schedule.

Yes. When you join the program you'll be invited to create your account in the private community platform. In here you will be able to customize your name, photo and any other information you share about yourself. Some people use their full name, other people use just the first name or initials, and others use a pseudonym. It's up to you to decide what you share. 

No. Since our program supports people who have been prescribed naltrexone following the Sinclair Method, this treatment is intended for people who are still drinking, and who have a desire to reduce their drinking over time.

Some of our members do choose to be abstinent after their treatment, while others continue to drink alcohol in moderation. Ultimately, it's up to you and your doctor to determine your drinking goals, and our support program will help you get there!