Promise Resource Network is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to transform the approach to recovery from mental illness, substance use, and trauma, by focusing on wellness, not illness. Your donation will help us live our mission every day through individualized recovery support, education programs and advocacy, allowing us to change lives and change the way society approaches recovery.
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SMART Recovery is a science-based recovery group that empowers individuals to overcome addictive behaviors through self-directed change. Using tools grounded in cognitive-behavioral therapy, participants build motivation, manage urges, develop healthy […]
Journaling with and without prompts, time to reflect on what’s going on, time will be given for sharing and discussion if desired.
Start your day with intention and calm. Our 15-minute Morning Meditation session offers a peaceful space to center yourself, reduce stress, and cultivate mindfulness. Led by staff and peers, we set the tone for the Hub, together.
A guided, creative journey designed to help you visualize your goals, values, and the life you are worthy of building. Whether your dreams are quiet or bold, new or rediscovered, this class helps you reconnect with your inner compass through vision boards, guided reflection, and group support.
Your journey, your recovery, your growth. Recovery 101 is a foundational group designed to explore the essentials of healing from substance use and mental health challenges. Each class highlights a different recovery related theme and will help participants learn more about recovery and what it means to them individually.
A time for women to come together with their group and support each other, learn from each other, and grow together as individuals and as a group.
Join us in reading and discussing “Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung”, by Ajahn Brahm. Engage in a thoughtful conversation about how this book can be applied to our daily recovery.
