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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…
Dealing with addiction and wanting a new beginning? Clean Slate A.A. meetings offer a unique path to recovery, blending traditional support with innovative approaches. Born in Scarsdale, New York, these sessions have expanded to Colorado Springs, providing structured guidance for lasting sobriety. This guide defines their core principles, outlines weekly schedules, and equips you with…
During October’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month, nights lit with purple lights draw attention to stopping domestic violence, filling communities with hope and determination. The Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, led by people such as Victoria Throm and Curt Lindsley, runs this campaign to build unity and encourage action. Dive into its origins, symbolism, and practical…
Seeking solace in recovery? Grupo Hispano A.A. runs Spanish-language AA meetings that offer key help to people fighting addiction, mixing cultural connection with reliable group support. From Houston, TX and San Francisco, CA to Wimauma, FL, find in-person meetings, easy online sessions, and solid addiction information. This guide shows places, times, and community connections to…
Every year on International Recovery Day, many people change their lives by overcoming addiction, which brings hope to people around the world. Pioneered by advocate John Winslow and Faces and Voices of Recovery, this observance unites voices worldwide to celebrate resilience. Learn about its key importance, new efforts, and practical steps to help people recover….
Imagine kicking off your day with quiet resolve and shared strength, just as dawn breaks. Pre-Dawn A.A. Groups offer early-morning A.A. meetings. These include open meetings for new people, closed meetings for regular members, in-person meetings in halls, and online meetings for people who cannot attend in person. Rooted in Alcoholics Anonymous traditions, these sessions…
Introduction to Recovery Fundraising Events Imagine turning community spirit into life-changing donations for recovery causes-recovery fundraising events make it possible. Nonprofits like the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation have raised millions through innovative events, powered by tools from Zeffy and Classy. This guide shows event types, new ideas, and planning steps to increase your fundraising results…
Introduction to Rehab Centers Millions of people have disabilities that affect daily tasks, but rehab provides a way to regain health and self-reliance. The WHO’s Rehabilitation 2030 initiative, endorsed by the World Health Assembly, underscores the need for targeted interventions worldwide. This guide covers the main services at rehab centers, the benefits that have been…