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Accessible Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) meetings are essential for people with physical disabilities or visual impairments. Founded by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, A.A. emphasizes inclusivity and community support. This article looks at how event spaces that are easy to access provide necessary adjustments for everyone. It discusses where these events take place, their advantages,…
Getting the right help is important as you work towards getting better, and going to A.A. meetings can be a key part of this process. With resources like the Meeting Guide from Alcoholics Anonymous and A.A. World Services, you can easily locate both in-person and online meetings. This guide will explain meeting listings, show you…
Join us for Rally 4 Recovery in Providence, Rhode Island, as we celebrate National Recovery Month and raise awareness about substance use disorder. This lively event celebrates individuals in recovery and strengthens community ties. In this article, you’ll find essential details about participation, including event specifics, registration, and volunteer opportunities, ensuring you don’t miss out…
EMDR therapy can significantly improve the detox process. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) offers a unique approach to address the trauma often linked with PTSD, as highlighted by the Cleveland Clinic. This article examines the EMDR process and its success in detox environments, offering information on how this new therapy can help with recovery…
Peer support specialists are very important in mental health and substance use recovery, providing help and advice to those who need it. Through detailed training programs, individuals can become certified peer specialists with the skills to build resilience and connection. This article looks at the different career options, key skills needed, and the importance of…
Introduction to 12 Steps and Big Book Meetings In the process of recovering from alcoholism, the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous provide guidance for spiritual renewal and self-improvement. Founded by Bill W, this program emphasizes the importance of self-reflection through a personal inventory and collective support in Big Book meetings. This article explains why these…
In any board meeting, it’s important to have accurate meeting notes for making informed decisions. When you need to approve minutes from an earlier meeting, knowing how to suggest changes can make them clearer and more transparent. This guide uses Roberts Rules of Order to help you confidently propose changes to approve or modify the…
Introduction to Raton Recovery & Remembrance Celebration Join us for the Raton Recovery & Remembrance Celebration, where the Raton community comes together to honor those impacted by addiction and mental health struggles. Held by Celebrate Recovery and Saddleback Church in Raton, NM, this recovery event includes a community picnic filled with warmth and care. Learn…
Cleaning the body is important during alcohol withdrawal, and diet support is key to this. A lot of people in recovery have difficulty with unhealthy eating patterns and lack essential nutrients, so the knowledge of a dietitian is needed to maintain proper nutrition. This article looks at how nutrition therapy can help with detox, offering…
Introduction to Workforce Integration In the changing field of healthcare, **peer support** has become an important part of improving **mental health** and helping with **recovery**. Using the **real-world experience** of **peer support workers**, organizations can create positive **changes** and improve the well-being of staff and the quality of patient care. This article looks at the…