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.

Through guided discussion, reflection, and real-life application, we’ll break down the five agreements and what they look like in action—not just as ideas, but as choices you can practice.Together, we’ll explore how to speak with intention, let go of taking things personally, communicate more clearly, release self-judgment, and build awareness around what you believe and […]

Friday AcuDetox is open to the community. AcuDetox•AcuWellness is a 5-point acupuncture treatment given to each ear that is used to help reduce mental health symptoms such as (but not limited to):Anxiety • Depression • Sleep problems • Stress • Trauma • PTSD AcuDetox•AcuWellness is used immediately after disasters around the world to help people find their strength […]

New to music or just want to play? This relaxed, open jam is all about exploring sound together. Bring your curiosity and jump in with instruments like ukulele, drums, guitar, and more. We’ll keep it simple, follow the flow, and make music as a group—no pressure, no perfection, just connection and fun.Open to Recovery Café Longmont […]

Alcoholics Anonymous is an outside organization.Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem.  It doesn’t cost anything to attend A.A. meetings. There are no age or education requirements to participate. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about their drinking problem.A.A.’s primary purpose is to […]

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 […]

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.

A continuation of our Poetry Connection class, this new section builds on themes of recovery, renewal, and personal growth. Through guided prompts and open sharing, participants explore their experiences, reflect on their journeys, and connect with others in a supportive, creative space. 

Facilitated in Spanish by our bilingual peer support team.  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.