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Using Zoom for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings can be difficult, especially when dealing with problematic participants or technical issues. Boulder County Intergroup emphasizes the importance of effective host controls, like disabling recording features and utilizing the waiting room. This guide will show you simple steps to keep your online meetings on track, so everyone can concentrate…
Recovery Month highlights the important link between substance use and mental health, encouraging awareness and healing worldwide. Led by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), this month-long event works to reduce stigma and support people in recovery. This article discusses the aims of Recovery Month, the efforts by SAMHSA, and the worldwide…
Detox centers are important in helping people recover from substance use disorder (SUD). They provide different programs that improve both physical and mental health. Vocational fitness programs encourage exercise and teach people important skills to help them return to society. In this article, we’ll look at why mixing job training and fitness activities in detox…
In the demanding field of peer support, prioritizing self-care is essential for sustaining your emotional wellbeing while supporting others. As a peer support specialist, your mental health directly affects the quality of care you provide. This article looks at useful self-care methods that make you stronger and better at helping others. Learn practical ways to…
Struggling with alcohol addiction? Meetings organized by Alcoholics Anonymous, started by Bill Wilson, offer important help for people aiming to recover. In this article, we’ll discuss why these meetings matter, the community they build, and how newcomers can join easily. Learn how Alcoholics Anonymous can help you tackle difficulties and lead a healthier life without…
Getting to A.A. meetings can be a big challenge when you are working on your recovery with Alcoholics Anonymous. Whether facing transportation challenges or limited locations, these obstacles can hinder your progress through the Twelve Steps. This article will discuss practical ways to solve access problems, focusing on resources like Cumberland Heights and different formats…
Introduction to Taos Recovery Event Do you need help during your recovery process? The Taos Recovery Event in Taos, NM, organized by Recovery-Friendly Taos and led by Anna Martinez, provides helpful resources for families of people dealing with addiction problems. This event highlights how essential family participation is in recovery, offering resources and relationships to…
Detox centers are important in healthcare, providing essential help for mental health recovery. In the Twin Cities, places like Mosaic Therapy Group and Kind Waters Therapy offer different outpatient therapy services suited to what each person needs. This article looks at the different treatment centers, what makes each one special, and the services they provide….
In the era of digital mental health, ensuring confidentiality in peer support poses unique challenges. As more people use and understand technology, peer support specialists must handle privacy challenges online. This article looks at these problems and gives practical ways to keep information private, which helps build trust and safety in peer support settings. Join…
Introduction to LGBTQ A.A. Meetings Having a group that offers help is very important for recovery, particularly in LGBTQ A.A. meetings. These gatherings, highlighted in our roundup on GaL-AA.org, offer a safe space backed by the Washington Area Intergroup Association and Alcoholics Anonymous. If you need details about an event or a complete meeting guide,…