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A collaboration between GetCannaCard and CaliSober Recovery focused on empowering patients through holistic care, harm-reduction practices, and meaningful peer support.
Not Just a Card.
A Community for Recovery.
At GetCannaCard, we see medical cannabis as more than a prescription — it’s a meaningful part of a person’s path to holistic well-being. That belief is why we’ve teamed up with CaliSober Recovery, a peer-driven support community grounded in compassion, inclusivity, and harm-reduction values. Their purpose is to stand beside individuals at every stage of recovery — including those who incorporate cannabis — offering understanding, resources, and a strong sense of community.
What CaliSober Recovery Does ?
CaliSober Recovery provides a wide range of support services tailored to meet people exactly where they are in their journey. Their core offerings include:
Peer Support & Recovery Meetings
Safe, judgment-free gatherings where people can share, reflect, and connect with others on similar paths.
Adapted 12-Step / Reflective Programs
A modern, inclusive, and trauma-informed take on traditional recovery frameworks.
Peer Coaching / Mentorship
Personalized, one-on-one guidance from individuals with lived experience, helping participants set goals, overcome obstacles, and stay on track.
Transitional Living / Housing Support
Assistance for those who need stable housing and community while rebuilding their lives.
Workshops, Training & Education
Sessions covering stress management, emotional regulation, relapse prevention, mental health skills, and overall wellness.
Online Community & Forums
A digital space where people can connect, share resources, and find support beyond physical location barriers.
Harm Reduction & Outreach
Programs and strategies focused on lowering risk, encouraging safer use, and promoting education—without judgment or strict abstinence requirements.
Merchandise & Wellness Products
When available, items that support wellness and reinforce values of connection, recovery, and wellbeing.
Why This Partnership Matters
Medical cannabis patients often navigate multiple challenges at once — chronic pain, anxiety or PTSD, insomnia, past substance use, stigma, and emotional or behavioral difficulties. This is where CaliSober’s compassionate approach enhances your overall care:
Feeling Judged
How We Helps:
Nonjudgmental, cannabis-inclusive support
Why It Matters:
Encourages openness and trust
Managing Trauma
How We Helps:
Peer coaching, reflective programs
Why It Matters:
Improves overall mental health
Avoiding Misuse
How We Helps:
Harm reduction strategies
Why It Matters:
Promotes safer, mindful use
Lack of Community
How We Helps:
Online & in-person community
Why It Matters:
Builds belonging
Relapse Prevention
How We Helps:
Tools & accountability
Why It Matters:
Sustains recovery stability
Holistic Health
How We Helps:
Encourages self-reflection, autonomy, and whole-person care
Why It Matters:
Empowers patients to be active participants in their wellness journey
Meet the Person Behind CaliSober Recovery
Quinn Lapeyre
Founder & CEO
Quinn Lapeyre is the founder and CEO of CaliSober Recovery — a peer-based, trauma-informed recovery organization rooted in compassion, inclusion, and harm reduction.
Background & Personal Journey
Born in Carcassonne, France, Quinn moved to Utah with his mother after his parents divorced. From an early age, he faced deep emotional challenges, including sexual trauma, bullying, and a sense of alienation. Over time, substances became a way to numb and escape pain. After an opioid prescription following surgery, Quinn developed dependency that lasted for 18 years.
Eventually, reaching a breaking point, he sought help and began a profound process of healing — one that emphasized connection, self-awareness, and holistic recovery over simple abstinence.
Philosophy & Leadership Approach
Quinn believes recovery isn’t “one-size-fits-all.” His approach embraces individualized healing paths, inclusive of medical cannabis and other harm reduction models. Through CaliSober, he integrates neuroscience-informed practices, trauma awareness, and peer support to create safe, stigma-free spaces for people to heal at their own pace.
For Quinn, recovery is not about perfection or punishment — it’s about connection, accountability, and empowerment through shared experience.
Certifications & Expertise
Quinn holds multiple professional certifications that reflect his dedication to safe, inclusive, and informed peer support.
Vision & Mission
Quinn sees CaliSober not just as a recovery program, but as a movement — one that redefines healing beyond sobriety. His mission is to help individuals rewrite their stories, reconnect with their authentic selves, and transform their pain into purpose.
He envisions expanding CaliSober into holistic healing centers and guided retreats, offering people a deeper, more sustainable path toward recovery and self-empowerment.
How to Join
CaliSober x Get Canna Card
Program
Important Note
This page is intended solely for information and support, and should not be taken as medical advice or a promise of outcomes. GetCannaCard and CaliSober Recovery are not substitutes for your doctor, therapist, or other healthcare professionals. Always speak with a licensed medical provider before adjusting any treatments, dosages, or therapeutic plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this replacing medical care or my cannabis prescription?
No. CaliSober is a support and peer community, not a medical clinic. Always consult your licensed provider before changing dosage, treatments, or medications.
Will I be judged for using cannabis?
Absolutely not. CaliSober’s stance is open, inclusive, and nonjudgmental — including about cannabis. Their harm reduction philosophy emphasizes safer, informed use.
Do I have to be abstinent from other substances?
No — CaliSober works with harm reduction. You’ll have space to explore changes at your own pace, with guidance (not coercion).
Are there costs?
No, all online services and community including mentorship is free. But CaliSober also offers individual coaching and housing options that are available for a service fee.
Are services virtual?
Many are peer support professionals with lived experience. Some may be certified in peer support training; however, they are not necessarily clinical therapists. They offer lived wisdom, structure, and accountability in supportive roles.
Who leads the groups / coaching? Are they licensed?
Yes. All cannabis products are required to be tested for:
- Potency
- Foreign matter
- Heavy metals
- Microbes
- Moisture content
- Pesticides
- Solvents
- Toxins