STEP 1
Quick online intake
Answer a few questions about your goals, health history and current medications. It takes about 5 minutes and costs $20, because finding out if you qualify shouldn’t be expensive.
Online medication & therapy
for sobriety
You don’t have to face this alone. Licensed clinicians can prescribe medication that helps reduce cravings, online, private, and shipped to your door.
HIPAA Compliant
Licensed clinicians
100% Confidential
Find out if you qualify for $20
A licensed clinician will review your intake. Most online clinics charge $40–$150+ just to see if you qualify for a prescription.
Three steps
How it works
STEP 2
Your personalized plan
A licensed clinician reviews your answers and recommends medication, therapy, or both, in a complete plan designed to help you stay sober.
STEP 3
Ongoing support & tracking
Prescriptions ship to your door. Track progress in the Sunflower app, join free peer groups led by a licensed therapist, and get unlimited messaging with your care team.
Ongoing support
Peer Support & Psychoeducation 5 days a week, led by a licensed therapist
Meetings are free, anonymous, and no camera required. You can sit in total silence or open up completely and it still counts. Showing up is the whole thing.
Led by Brad Holt, LPC
20+ years in addiction care
Camera off is always okayFirst name onlyEvery week, live on Zoom
Times shown in Eastern and Pacific
Monday
Peer support6:00 PM ET3:00 PM PT
Open topic
Tuesday
Peer support1:00 PM ET10:00 AM PT
Cravings & coping
Wednesday
Weekly class6:00 PM ET3:00 PM PT
Psychoeducation class
Thursday
Peer support6:00 PM ET3:00 PM PT
Relationships in recovery
Friday
Peer support1:00 PM ET10:00 AM PT
The weekend ahead
6:00 PM ET3:00 PM PT
Open topic
4.8 average member rating
“I enjoyed it, very private and peaceful.”
See upcoming meetings
Free, anonymous and open to everyone
Clinical safety
The highest standard of clinical safety
A licensed clinician reviews your health history before anything is prescribed, with a close look at withdrawal, opioid and liver safety.
Withdrawal screening
Naltrexone doesn’t treat alcohol withdrawal, so we screen for withdrawal symptoms, and point anyone at risk of severe withdrawal to in-person care.
Opioid safety
Naltrexone and opioids don’t mix, so we ask about pain medicine, methadone, buprenorphine and other opioids before anything is prescribed.
Liver safety & labs
We ask about liver and kidney health, and can order liver tests and other blood work, drawn at home or at a lab near you.
Your wellbeing
We ask how you’re doing emotionally, and point anyone in crisis to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
$20 to find out if you qualify
It shouldn’t be expensive to see if you qualify. Online intakes commonly cost $40 to $150+.
Screening and policies change over time, and vary by state, your health information and your clinician’s judgment. How we keep care safe
Therapy, if you want it
Therapy that understands sobriety
Work one-on-one with a licensed therapist using CBT, motivational interviewing and relapse prevention — on its own or alongside medication. Available in select states.
Explore therapyAbout Sunflower Clinic
We’re on a mission to create one trillion days of sobriety, one day at a time
Sunflower Clinic lives inside the Sunflower app, the companion app every plan includes. Check in on your medication, track your progress and message your care team, all in one place between visits.
See the app- 25M+days of sobriety powered so far
- 12,000+app ratings
- 4.8★App Store & Google Play
Our backers
Over $9.5M raised to help power sobriety
Combinator
Who we are
Our care team
Psychiatrists and licensed therapists with decades of addiction care between them, behind every plan.
Mayo Clinic trainedRaphael Golebiowski, MD
Medical Director
Psychiatry residency and sleep medicine fellowship at Mayo Clinic; board certified in both
Led 300+ therapistsKera Passante
VP of Therapy · MS, LPC, NCC
Scaled Charlie Health’s national group therapy program from 8 clinicians to more than 300
- 20+ years in addiction care
Brad Holt
Licensed Professional Counselor · MA, LPC
Has treated substance use disorders at every level of care, from detox to outpatient
PsychiatristGlen Rebman, DO
Senior Psychiatrist
Oversees the medical care behind Sunflower’s medication programs with Dr. Golebiowski
Between sessions
More than a prescription
Medication, the Sunflower app, and free peer groups led by a licensed therapist, so support doesn’t stop when the call ends.
A safe place to share
“I think this group is amazing! To be able to have a safe place to come and share our experiences really matters so much to me! Thanks for these meetings, they really help me!”
Instrumental in my recovery
“I just hit 1 year clean and sober and this app has been instrumental in my recovery.”
The best sobriety app
“I’ve tried lots of sobriety apps for my gambling addiction, but this is the best one I’ve used.”
Comfortable sharing with others
“I really appreciate the intimacy of the group. It’s really comfortable sharing with others. It’s a really relaxed atmosphere. Thank you for starting this group!”
* Reviews are from Sunflower app users and peer support participants, not clinical-care patients. Individual experiences and results vary.
Not sure where you stand?
A private 2-minute self-check. No sign-up — not a diagnosis, just clarity.
FAQ
Questions
Start with a 5-minute, $20 online intake. A licensed clinician reviews your health history and goals, and prescribes medication only if it’s safe and appropriate for you. If it isn’t, they’ll walk you through other options, like therapy.
No. Naltrexone works whether your goal is to quit entirely or to drink less. Your clinician will help you choose the approach that fits your life and adjust the plan as you make progress.
Yes. Everything you share is protected under HIPAA and our strict confidentiality practices. Nothing is shared without your written consent. Visits happen over secure video from wherever you feel comfortable.
No. A licensed clinician recommends what fits: medication, therapy, or both. Every medication plan includes the Sunflower companion app and free peer support groups led by a licensed therapist, and one-on-one therapy is available in select states.
A licensed clinician reviews your intake before anything is prescribed. For naltrexone, we ask about things that can make it unsafe, like alcohol withdrawal, opioid use (including pain medicine), liver and kidney health, and pregnancy or breastfeeding. Naltrexone doesn’t treat withdrawal, so anyone at risk of severe withdrawal, like seizures or hallucinations, is pointed to in-person care. We also ask about your drinking, other medications, allergies and how you’re doing emotionally. What we ask changes over time, and can vary by state, your health information and your clinician’s judgment.
Yes. When your clinician needs blood work, like liver function tests or a comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), we can order it for you, along with any other lab test your care calls for. You can have your blood drawn at home by a mobile phlebotomist, or at a lab service center near you.
Unlimited messaging with your care team, the Sunflower app to track your progress and flag side effects, and free peer support 5 days a week, led by a licensed therapist: peer support groups on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and a psychoeducation class every Wednesday. Meetings are on Zoom, anonymous, and camera off is always okay.
Medication starts with a $20 clinical assessment, where online intakes commonly cost $40 to $150+. If a clinician approves you, your medication is $89/month, billed and shipped quarterly ($267 every three months), with the Sunflower app included. There are no long-term contracts and you can cancel anytime.
Your first step
Find what works for you
A private 5-minute, $20 intake, reviewed by a licensed clinician who helps you choose medication, therapy, or both.
