Resources

Alcoholics Anonymous is a voluntary worldwide fellowship of men and women from all walks of life who meet together to attain and maintain sobriety. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for AA membership. It is a program of total abstinence. Members simply stay away from one drink, one day at a time. Sobriety is maintained through sharing experiences, strength, and hope at group meetings, and through the suggested Twelve Steps for recovery from alcoholism.

A space to make connections and share support. Parents, caregivers and grandparents are welcome.

Work together to create inspirational and personal intentions to use time more effectively and positively. Join us in person at downtown Newport center, 50 Washington Square.

Support group for any adult who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition. Zoom meeting ID: 817 0659 8917, code: 743230

How can you best access information and resources to build Recovery Capital?

A space for all to come together, learn from and share hope of recovery for any addiction and/or mental health challenges. Join us in person at Newport center, 50 Washington Square.

A space for all who identify as women to come together, learn from and share hope of recovery for any addiction and/or mental health challenges.

Using Buddhist practices and principles of meditation to heal the suffering of addiction - all are welcome!

easy enough for all

There are many ways to benefit from mindfulness or meditative activities, art being one of the fun ways! Learn to lean into your creativity to help de-stress, relax and process thoughts and emotions. No experience required, all are welcome. Art supplies and materials provided.

We will explore topics of interest in the hopes of manifesting self-enlightenment. Writing is optional.

Sound healing benefits include help to relax, de-stress, calm brain waves through the power of vibrations.

Using Buddhist practices and principles of meditation to heal the suffering of addiction - all are welcome! Join all our centers online or in person at Westerly center, 55 Beach St #4

Science-based self-management and recovery training for any addiction. Join all our centers online or in person at Middletown center, 294 Valley Rd #6.

https://smartrecovery.zoom.us/j/97943224371
by phone: 301-715-8592
meeting ID: 979 4322 4371

Join us online or in person at 535 Centerville Rd, 3rd Floor, Warwick

Join us in working through the challenges and celebrating the successes of raising children in the unique context of being a military or veteran family. This group is free of charge and is open to those parenting children of all ages and families of all types. The group is facilitated by veterans who are parents, and we look forward to building community with you.

easy enough for all

A space for all who identify as men to come together, learn from and share hope of recovery for any addiction and/or mental health challenges.

Using Buddhist practices and principles of meditation to heal the suffering of addiction - all are welcome!

There are many ways to benefit from mindfulness or meditative activities, art being one of the fun ways! Learn to lean into your creativity to help de-stress, relax and process thoughts and emotions. No experience required, all are welcome. Art supplies and materials provided.

All reading levels invited to share in the stories that will grow our minds and expose us to various cultures and identities which will enhance our recoveries.

There are many ways to benefit from mindfulness or meditative activities, art being one of the fun ways! Learn to lean into your creativity to help de-stress, relax and process thoughts and emotions. No experience required, all are welcome. Art supplies and materials provided.

A space for all who identify as women to come together, learn from and share hope of recovery for any addiction and/or mental health challenges.

A space for all to come together, learn from and share hope of recovery for any addiction and/or mental health challenges. Join us in person at Newport center, 50 Washington Square.

Support group for any adult who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition.

A space for all to come together, learn from and share hope of recovery for any addiction and/or mental health challenges. Join us in person at Westerly center, 55 Beach St #4.

Support group for any adult who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition.

Using Buddhist practices and principles of meditation to heal the suffering of addiction - all are welcome! Join all our centers online or in person at Westerly center, 55 Beach St #4

A group that implements personal insight and lessons learned to improve upon their growth and support their recovery capital. Join us in person at downtown Newport center, 50 Washington Square.