Current Group Offerings
All Recovery Meeting
A welcoming, peer-led meeting for anyone in recovery, affected by someone else’s substance use, or supportive of recovery. All pathways are respected, and everyone is welcome to share, listen, and connect.
A.R.E.A.S. Group (Addiction Recovery Education Access Services) (MOAR)
A biweekly group facilitated by MOAR, offering recovery education and support through participant-chosen topics, shared experiences, and group discussion. (MOAR)
Building Recovery Capital Group
A peer-led group focused on building the strengths, supports, skills, and connections that help sustain recovery and create a fulfilling life.
Community Meeting
A space for members to share ideas, raise concerns, help make decisions, and have a voice in the programs, activities, and direction of Living in Recovery. Everyone is encouraged to participate.
Craft & Yap
A relaxed social group where participants can work on crafts, chat, laugh, and connect with others. Join in; materials are provided.
Movement with Jenna
A welcoming group using gentle movement, stretching, and music to support physical wellness, reduce stress, and feel more connected to your body. All ability levels are welcome, and movements can be adapted as needed.
New Member Orientation
A welcoming introduction to Living in Recovery where new members can learn about our programs, shared values, member expectations, and ways to get involved. It is also a chance to ask questions, meet others, and become familiar with the Center.
R.E.A.D. (Recovery Education and Discussion)
Participants explore books connected to recovery and personal growth by reading together and discussing the ideas. Everyone is welcome to share their thoughts and experiences as they wish.
R.I.F. (Recovery Is Fun)
Participants choose and play board games together while building connections and discovering that recovery can include laughter, friendship, and having fun.
Recovery & Resilience 60+
A peer-led support group for adults 60+ exploring recovery, wellness, and life’s changes. Connect with others, share experiences and wisdom, and build strength, purpose, and resilience together. All pathways to recovery are welcome.
Recovery Dharma
A peer-led recovery meeting that uses Buddhist-inspired teachings, meditation, and group discussion to support healing from substance use and other addictive behaviors. No experience with Buddhism or meditation is needed.
Runed Recovery
A peer-led group using healing runes for reflection and connection. Each participant chooses a rune, listens as its meaning is read, and may share how it speaks to them if they wish.
Y12SR (Yoga of 12-Step Recovery)
An inclusive group combining 12-step recovery principles, group sharing, and gentle yoga practices to support healing of the body, mind, and spirit. Open to anyone working through addictive behaviors or affected by the behaviors of others. No yoga experience is needed.
Peer Support Groups
What to Expect in our Peer Support Groups
If you’re new to Living in Recovery, you’re welcome just as you are. Our peer support groups are open to people in any type of recovery, as well as those who have been impacted by another person’s substance use. You do not need to have everything figured out, and there is no pressure to speak unless you want to.
Groups are peer-led, supportive, and centered on respect, shared experience, and choice. You can expect a non-judgmental space where people listen, offer encouragement, and support one another’s recovery in many different ways.
Living in Recovery offers a wide range of peer-led support groups for people in any type of recovery, as well as for those who have been affected by another person’s substance use. Our groups are designed to meet people where they are, recognizing that recovery looks different for everyone.
Group offerings include open discussion groups, recovery reading and discussion, All Recovery meetings, Dharma-based recovery groups, yoga, meditation, and Recovery Capital groups. Recovery Capital groups focus on building the personal, social, and community resources that support long-term recovery, such as connection, purpose, skills, and stability.
All groups are facilitated by peers and emphasize mutual respect, lived experience, and voluntary participation. There is no requirement to share, and people are encouraged to engage in ways that feel comfortable and supportive for them.
In addition to groups hosted by Living in Recovery, we welcome outside 12-step groups to use our space outside of regular center hours. By sharing our space, we aim to support the broader recovery community and increase access to safe, welcoming meeting environments.
