This free support group offers guidance, hope, and community for families impacted by substance use. RCL will be the home of these weekly meetings, starting May 7 at 9:30 AM.
For female RCL Members only. Circles provide a chance to know and let yourself be known by others in recovery. They are a weekly check-in where we focus on successes, challenges, and goals.
For male RCL Members only. Circles provide a chance to know and let yourself be known by others in recovery. They are a weekly check-in where we focus on successes, challenges, and goals.
Whether it's dream boards, painting with watercolors, or folding paper cranes, using your hands and engaging in creative activities are great ways to channel your energy to forge a path to recovery.
Led by our Bilingual Resource Navigator + Meditation Guide, José. Recovery is a challenging process that affects our bodies and minds; meditation can be used as a tool to help control emotions and increase mental clarity.
SMART Recovery is an outside organization.SMART Recovery is an evidenced-informed recovery method grounded in Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), that supports people with substance dependencies or problem behaviors to:Build and maintain motivationCope with urges and cravingsManage thoughts, feelings and behaviorsLive a balanced lifeThere is a Family & Friends meeting at […]
Circles provide a chance to know and let yourself be known by others in recovery. They are a weekly check-in where we focus on successes, challenges, and goals.
Yerba Mate is a tea leaf native to the Atlantic Forest of South America and contains the full spectrum of amino acids your brain needs to aid in the recovery process. Other benefits of drinking yerba mate include:Boosted energy and mental focus without the jitters!Rich source of antioxidantsEnhanced physical performanceAnti-inflammatory propertiesLowered blood sugarLowered risk of […]
Recovery is ongoing, and Ted Talks can provide a springboard to self-discovery, healing, and empowerment. Start building your library of resources to support you throughout your recovery.