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Lake Recovery Events Lake Recovery Events provide hope and healing to communities in Lake County and Geauga County that deal with substance use disorders and mental health issues. Hosted by Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers, these gatherings spotlight inspiring stories, workshops, and support networks. Look at highlights from past events and check ways to get involved for…
Introduction to the End Addiction HSV Walk Battling addiction takes courage, and the End Addiction HSV Walk turns that fight into collective action. Hosted by Not One More Alabama at Big Spring Park, this inspiring event rallies the Huntsville community for recovery and awareness. See why it helps with local issues, find helpful resources for…
Are you a college student dealing with recovery from substance use, gambling addiction, or mental health problems? The Recovery Conference at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, PA-set at the Campion Student Center-delivers targeted goals like building support networks and evidence-based strategies. Learn how to join and gain practical tools for thriving in recovery. Key Takeaways:…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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….