Some of the best conversations happen around the table—where we show up as we are, share what’s on our hearts, and support one another through life’s challenges. The Friday Table is just that—a welcoming space to gather, connect, and grow together in recovery.

SMART Recovery is a science-informed approach to recovery that focuses on practical tools, self-awareness, and building a life beyond addictive behaviors. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and the model is designed to help people create meaningful, lasting change through skill-building, reflection, and support.

SMART Recovery is a science-informed approach to recovery that focuses on practical tools, self-awareness, and building a life beyond addictive behaviors. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and the model is designed to help people create meaningful, lasting change through skill-building, reflection, and support.

SMART Recovery is a science-informed approach to recovery that focuses on practical tools, self-awareness, and building a life beyond addictive behaviors. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and the model is designed to help people create meaningful, lasting change through skill-building, reflection, and support.

SMART Recovery is a science-informed approach to recovery that focuses on practical tools, self-awareness, and building a life beyond addictive behaviors. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and the model is designed to help people create meaningful, lasting change through skill-building, reflection, and support.

Some of the best conversations happen around the table—where we show up as we are, share what’s on our hearts, and support one another through life’s challenges. The Friday Table is just that—a welcoming space to gather, connect, and grow together in recovery.

SMART Recovery is a science-informed approach to recovery that focuses on practical tools, self-awareness, and building a life beyond addictive behaviors. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and the model is designed to help people create meaningful, lasting change through skill-building, reflection, and support.

SMART Recovery is a science-informed approach to recovery that focuses on practical tools, self-awareness, and building a life beyond addictive behaviors. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and the model is designed to help people create meaningful, lasting change through skill-building, reflection, and support.

Some of the best conversations happen around the table—where we show up as we are, share what’s on our hearts, and support one another through life’s challenges. The Friday Table is just that—a welcoming space to gather, connect, and grow together in recovery.

This Family Support Group is for family members and friends concerned about their loved ones who live with a substance use disorder. This program is based on the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) model. The CRAFT model is a highly effective, evidence-based, motivational program that impacts families in multiple areas of their lives.

This Family Support Group is for family members and friends concerned about their loved ones who live with a substance use disorder. This program is based on the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) model. The CRAFT model is a highly effective, evidence-based, motivational program that impacts families in multiple areas of their lives.

This Family Support Group is for family members and friends concerned about their loved ones who live with a substance use disorder. This program is based on the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) model. The CRAFT model is a highly effective, evidence-based, motivational program that impacts families in multiple areas of their lives.

If you’re part of the neurospicy team (ADHD, autism, etc.) and would like to connect with others who have brains that work a little differently too, come hang out with us!

If you’re part of the neurospicy team (ADHD, autism, etc.) and would like to connect with others who have brains that work a little differently too, come hang out with us!

If you’re part of the neurospicy team (ADHD, autism, etc.) and would like to connect with others who have brains that work a little differently too, come hang out with us!

Join us on the third Thursday of every month from 6-8pm for the Journey of Resilience: Infertility, PCOS, and Pregnancy Loss Support Group!

If you have lived experience with opioid use and recovery, we’d like to invite you to to our support circle!

Being in community with others who understand the struggles of misuse, addiction, and the journey to recovery is both healing and empowering.

If you’re part of the neurospicy team (ADHD, autism, etc.) and would like to connect with others who have brains that work a little differently too, come hang out with us!

Our Compassion Fatigue Support Circle is meant to be a place where people in helping professions can get together and share the struggles they may be experiencing while also knowing they’re not alone. Participants will have the opportunity to share, listen, and offer support to one another while also holding space for the immense responsibility we are honored to carry.

If you have lived experience with opioid use and recovery, we’d like to invite you to to our support circle!

Being in community with others who understand the struggles of misuse, addiction, and the journey to recovery is both healing and empowering.

If you’re part of the neurospicy team (ADHD, autism, etc.) and would like to connect with others who have brains that work a little differently too, come hang out with us!

Our Compassion Fatigue Support Circle is meant to be a place where people in helping professions can get together and share the struggles they may be experiencing while also knowing they’re not alone. Participants will have the opportunity to share, listen, and offer support to one another while also holding space for the immense responsibility we are honored to carry.

Our Compassion Fatigue Support Circle is meant to be a place where people in helping professions can get together and share the struggles they may be experiencing while also knowing they’re not alone. Participants will have the opportunity to share, listen, and offer support to one another while also holding space for the immense responsibility we are honored to carry.

If you have lived experience with opioid use and recovery, we’d like to invite you to to our support circle!

Being in community with others who understand the struggles of misuse, addiction, and the journey to recovery is both healing and empowering.

Please join us for a gathering of the minds as we explore emotional expression through the discussion and creation of a variety of writing forms. We will dive into poetry/ lyrics, creative nonfiction, and short story pieces and give participants the opportunity to explore these forms of expression through peer discussion

If you’re part of the neurospicy team (ADHD, autism, etc.) and would like to connect with others who have brains that work a little differently too, come hang out with us!

Teen Connections is an 8-week intentional group for teens who have mental health or substance use challenges and who could benefit from a supportive environment to enhance their social skills, learn new coping skills, and have fun while just being themselves!

Teen Connections is an 8-week intentional group for teens who have mental health or substance use challenges and who could benefit from a supportive environment to enhance their social skills, learn new coping skills, and have fun while just being themselves!

Whether you’re struggling to deal with the many losses many have endured during the pandemic, grieving a lost relationship, or you’re processing the death of a loved one, the Painting Through Grief Support Circle aims to blend the cathartic practice of painting with the healing energy of community and shared support.

Trista Lund is combining her lived experience and extensive knowledge in nutrition to help folks overcome their addiction naturally, at their own pace, and all while easing the withdrawal symptoms. She'll teach you how to ease withdrawal symptoms after quitting, control cravings, and repair your brain's biochemistry that has been damaged (this is why you have the actual addiction, your brain chemistry has been altered), regain your body's natural ability to feel contentment, joy and emotional and mental well-being.