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In Sterling Heights, Celebrate Recovery offers hope to people facing hurts, habits, and hang-ups. This faith-based support group at the Sterling Heights Campus matches the group at the Imlay City Campus. It runs grief recovery sessions based on biblical principles. Our highlights include positive testimonials, community benefits, and simple steps to get involved, which help…
In Portland’s recovery community, the Primary Purpose Alano Group is a main Alano Club for people dealing with substance use and mental health issues. From Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to workshops and social events, it builds lasting support networks. This guide shows main activities, times, and easy-to-reach places to help you heal and connect with the…
Looking to join the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network Event? Submit your event request through form submission at least one month ahead for finance committee advance consideration. DWIHN hosts this guide, which features the Crisis Intervention Team. It explains who qualifies, the registration process step by step, preparation advice, and key points from after the…
In the misty surroundings of Yachats, the Little Log Church-made from Douglas fir by Reverend Phelps and Stella Phelps-serves as a plain wooden example of faith and pioneer determination. Founded in the early 20th century, this beloved landmark has shaped community bonds for generations. Read about its beginnings, key events, and repair stories. Then, check…
Struggling with alcoholism and the pull of morning cravings? Morning Trudge A.A. Meetings give a solid beginning to your day with Alcoholics Anonymous’s 12-step program that helps you stop drinking alcohol. Sparked by COVID-19, these virtual meetings on Zoom offer flexible access worldwide. See how they increase energy, reduce anxiety, and build community connections. Also,…
Ongoing education at recovery events provides strong support for long-term recovery from substance use disorder. These meetings use standard approaches like Continuing Care and Relapse Prevention to give people tools for handling recovery and better treatment results. See how they learn to bounce back from failures, build group bonds, and lower relapse chances-which leads to…
In Colorado Springs, VFW A.A. meetings help veterans with alcohol addiction reach long-term recovery and a life without alcohol. Backed by Alcoholics Anonymous and groups like Walk the Talk, these supportive sessions build community amid real challenges. Dive into our guide for detailed schedules, key venues, and tips to join-empowering your next step toward healing….
Facing substance use disorder (SUD) in the workplace? Earning SUD contact hours at recovery events can speed up your progress toward workplaces prepared for recovery while following main policies. This guide uses knowledge about substance use disorder and information from the Job Accommodation Network. It explains qualifying events, proper registration, ways to participate actively, and…
Walk the Talk A.A. Meeting helps people achieve sobriety with a practical recovery method based on honest sharing. Founded within Alcoholics Anonymous by Bill W. and Dr. Bob, these sessions draw from core A.A. meetings, including open meetings for newcomers, closed meetings for members only, lively discussion meetings, and inspiring speaker meetings. Look into what…
See the Strength of Community in Recovery Are you ready to mark your progress in getting better with hundreds of others? The Michigan Celebrate Recovery Walk & Rally, set at the scenic Belle Isle in Detroit, MI, brings together participants for an inspiring event focused on recovery and renewal. This guide walks you through easy…