GROUPS
You don't have to do this alone.
Groups draw on the power of people who really understand, supporting one another through mutual recovery.
Addiction is isolating. Recovery shouldn't be.
Groups are an excellent way to find community in recovery. Regularly connecting with people who understand your experiences and emotions from the inside can make you feel less alone and can give you tools to expand your recovery.
Sharing your own stories and tips to help other members can also boost your confidence and self-esteem.
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Support that makes a difference
Moderated to stay on track
Each Workit recovery group is hosted by a counselor or coach to help the group to be productive, without taking over the discussion. Meetings are flexible, but usually last 30-60 minutes.
Discretion and privacy
Share as much or as little as you like. Many members join to check in and share stories, while others join just to listen and feel connected. You're never required to turn your camera on. The meeting is held in a private
virtual meeting room accessible only to other members.
A wide range of options
With 60+ groups, there are options that fit your schedule and needs. You may choose a group that help you set and stay accountable for goals, a group that focuses on building skills in recovery, or one that addresses a specific need or identity.
Moderated to stay on track
Each Workit recovery group is hosted by a counselor or coach to help the group to be productive, without taking over the discussion. Meetings are flexible, but usually last 30-60 minutes.
Discretion and privacy
Share as much or as little as you like. Many members join to check in and share stories, while others join just to listen and feel connected. You're never required to turn your camera on. The meeting is held in a private
virtual meeting room accessible only to other members.
A wide range of options
With 60+ groups, there are options that fit your schedule and needs. You may choose a group that help you set and stay accountable for goals, a group that focuses on building skills in recovery, or one that addresses a specific need or identity.
