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WE ARE OPEN AND HERE TO HELP with therapeutic and group support. Our dedicated team of outpatient counselors, and their supportive families, have adapted their living situations to a work-at-home environment and are available to conduct tele-assessments and tele-therapy using Zoom. Our equally dedicated team of inpatient providers, and their families, are working through their fears to provide lifesaving behavioral health services on our residential units.
TURN TO US FIRST. We will help you navigate your recovery journey. Let us be your Lifeline! Call NOW! (800) 604-0025.
Online Recovery Resources
Substance Use Resources
- Narcotics Anonymous
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Dual Diagnosis
- Recovery Dharma
- CMA (Crystal Meth)
- Wellbriety (Native Americans)
- Codependency Grief and Relationships
- Computer and Gaming Addicts Anonymous
- Marijuana Anonymous
- Narcotics Anonymous
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Debtors Anonymous
- Recovery Realm
Self-Management And Recovery Training (SMART)
- SMART Recovery Meetings
- General Support Meetings
- Discussion Groups
Recovery Dharma: Uses Buddhist practices and principles to heal in recovery.
- Monday Meditation
- Various Group Meetings
- LGBTQIA+
Alano Club of Portland: Daily online recovery meetings, online recovery yoga classes, an online recovery Cross Fit session and connections with a peer specialist.
ATTC (Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network):
- Narcotics Anonymous
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Cocaine Anonymous
- Never Alone Club
- Chronic Pain Anonymous
Mental Health Resources
Another resource that is more for emotional support is Emotions Anonymous. They offer meetings via chat, Skype or phone and can help provide the coping skills and support when you need someone to listen.
- Hearing Voices Network
- Family Support Meetings
- Eating Disorder and Mental Health Support Groups
- Online tool to help with stress, anxiety, chronic pain and more.
Spiritual Community Connections
- Meditation and Buddhist Dharma talks: https://www.zendust.org
- Livestream of Catholic Mass: https://archdpdx.org/live-masses
- Live Mass services all around the world: https://mass-online.org/daily-holy-mass-live-online/
- Temple services at Beth-Israel Synagogue: https://www.bethisrael-pdx.org/worship/watch-services-live/
- Baha’i New year festivities and prayer times online: http://portlandbahai.org/2020/03/updated-activities-3-2020/
Informative Videos
https://www.arise-network.com/news/2017/12/04/5-ted-talks-anyone-struggling-trauma-or-addiction/
https://soberish.co/ted-talks-sobriety/
http://mindfulhope.com/13-brilliant-ted-talks-addiction-recovery-trauma-healing/
You don’t have to do it alone. Connecting with others on the path to recovery can help you:
Find your support
Joining a recovery support group gives you a network of people who are rooting for your success. We encourage you to take part in any groups and activities that are meaningful to you.
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