Subsidiaries · IV of IV · Slate · Community & Continuity

Atlas
Living.

The life you build between appointments, and the people you build it with. Health is lived, not just treated. Atlas Living is where members connect — around wellness, shared interests, family, and recovery — through member circles, gatherings, retreats, and a community that is there between visits.

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Community
Setting
App · Events · Retreats · Residences
Open to
Every Atlas member · Family
Discipline
iv / iv
Inside Atlas Living

Find your people,
wherever you’re starting from.

Circles for every interest and chapter, wins worth celebrating out loud, and gatherings you’ll actually want to show up to — for every Atlas member, whatever brought you in.

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# wins · the good news, every day142 online
100Priya hit 100 days of morning movement. The whole community got the news.
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Alex R.7:42 AM

Finished my first 10K this morning. Six months ago I couldn’t run a mile. Thank you, #morning-movement crew.

JM
Jordan M.8:05 AM

One year in recovery today. Grateful this place has room for all of it — the runners, the parents, the book club, and me.

DK
Dana K.8:11 AM

Love this thread. Who’s in for the Saturday hike in Crystal Lake? Bringing the kids.

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In the circle
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Tonight’s prompt
What’s one thing you’re proud of this week?
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Crystal Lake, IL
Seasonal retreat

Three days together. Fire pits, long walks, longer talks.

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Crystal Lake, IL
Monthly member dinner

Long tables, good food, and a room full of people you’ll be glad you met.

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Chicago · The Loop
Speaker night

One story, told honestly. Then coffee, and the conversations that follow.

PTSL

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What it is

What’s
inside.

Open to every Atlas member — whichever subsidiary brought you in. Linked across every anchor region.

Atlas Living is the connective layer of the membership. Whether someone came to Atlas for primary care, an IV protocol, therapy, or recovery, Living is where they meet the people walking alongside them — in member circles, at dinners and speaker nights, on retreats, and in the day-to-day conversations inside the app.

For members in recovery, it also holds the long arc after discharge: supportive living, alumni programming, and peer support that keep the framework running in an actual life. Recovery is one of the circles — not the whole map.

Member circlesby interest, place, and life stage
Gatheringsdinners, speaker nights, workshops
Retreatsseasonal, restorative
Recovery circlealumni, peer support, sober living
Familyprograms for the people around you
Services

A life,
well connected.

Atlas Living is the medium in which the other three subsidiaries become durable. We build places, rituals, and relationships that members actually want to return to — and we keep the door open long after any single appointment ends.

S · 01Community

Member circles

Small, ongoing groups organized around what members share — wellness goals, parenthood, careers, creative work, neighborhoods, and recovery.

S · 02Monthly

Gatherings

Monthly dinners, speaker nights, workshops — the kind of programming you’d actually accept an invitation to.

S · 03Seasonal

Retreats

Seasonal retreats built around rest, movement, good food, and real conversation.

S · 04Lifelong

Recovery & alumni

For members in recovery: supportive living, a standing alumni community, and peer support. Membership doesn’t expire at discharge.

S · 05Vocational

Vocation & purpose

A quiet workspace and a vocational coaching practice for members — because purpose is part of health.

S · 06Relational

Family programs

Education, groups, and retreats for the people around the person — because no one gets well alone.

Approach

Three
principles.

How we design for the long arc without manufacturing it.

i.

Proximity, not programming.

The most valuable thing we offer is reliable, low-stakes proximity to other people walking a similar road. Everything else is scaffolding around that.

ii.

A door that doesn’t close.

Membership doesn’t end when a treatment plan does. We measure community in years, not 90-day windows.

iii.

Beautiful, not performative.

Our spaces and gatherings are designed with care because people deserve beauty — not as reward, as baseline.

“Connection is the quiet medicine — held over decades, not weekends.”

— Atlas Living philosophy