Join us every Sunday for a peer-to-peer BIPOC and allies recovery support group. The group is for people who identify as Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color.
Recovering from a substance use disorder while raising a child is a courageous journey, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. The Caregivers in Recovery Support Group provides a safe and supportive space for caregivers to heal, rebuild, and grow.
Located at the commuter lot next to Ambulance Barn 15 E Main St.
Click here to join virtually. Contact Andrew Lyon for more information. andrew.lyon@mccallbhn.org 860.496.2139 ext. 2115
The Grieving and Healing Together Support Group is for those experiencing a loss from substance-use disorder. Led by a Licensed Therapist and a trained Family Recovery Coach, this group provides opportunities for clients to share their stories, learn coping strategies, participate in guided discussions, and access resources for ongoing support. Schedule: Every Wednesday fom 4:00 […]
We know how difficult it can be when you love someone struggling with addiction. You may feel frustrated, conflicted, and even hopeless at times. McCall offers family programs to help you cope and get the support you need. Recovering together is free and open to all. Join us on Wednesdays from 5:30 -7:00 PM, in […]
