To achieve long-term wellness, as recommended in the article Defining Autonomy in Psychiatry (Frontiers in Psychiatry), we aim to facilitate the restoration of autonomy in individuals recovering from substance use disorder (SUD). SUD often robs or undermines a patient’s personal autonomy, which is crucial for living a meaningful life of their own making. By integrating new complementary treatment components, participants can self-select activities and practices that are personally meaningful to them, thus fostering a sense of control and self-determination.