Mindful movement is for all individuals interested in learning mindfulness, embodiment, and cultivating peace in recovery. This yoga is safe for everyone including persons who have endured trauma, dissociation, and/or any out of body experiences. The underlying goal is to meet everyone where they are at, and for participants to always feel safe and whole […]
This is a group specifically for female-identifying persons to support one another on common topics related to recovery from substance use disorder.
This is a group specifically for female-identifying persons to support one another on common topics related to recovery from substance use disorder.
This is a group specifically for male-identifying persons to support one another on common topics related to recovery from substance use disorder.
MARA is for those who are open to multiple pathways of recovery. If you identify as someone who is in Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) or is a supporter of MAR then this group is for you!
This is a group specifically for female-identifying persons to support one another on common topics related to recovery from substance use disorder.
A worldwide fellowship for those affected by someone else’s addiction. We offer our help by sharing our experience, strength and hope. “The Nar-Anon Family Groups are a worldwide fellowship for those affected by someone else’s addiction. As a Twelve-Step Program, we offer our help by sharing our experience, strength, and hope. The only requirement for […]
Project Vox is a grassroots collaborative comprised of individuals in recovery, their family members, friends, supporters, and other allies. Project Vox seeks to honor, support, celebrate and promote the positive experience of recovery and to overcome the stigma of addiction. The organization strives to accomplish this through recovery promotion, public awareness, education, and advocacy.
A co-ed, peer-led group for people in any stage of recovery to listen and share on recovery related topics. This is our most popular group!
Group fitness and socialization combats the isolation, shame and hopelessness that surrounds substance use and perpetuates relapse.