Recovery’s Remedy: A Monthly Gathering for Addiction Support

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Addiction can be a formidable adversary, but the journey to recovery is not one that you have to face alone. “Recovery’s Remedy” offers a monthly gathering where you can find the support and camaraderie you need to take those important steps towards healing. Let’s delve into the details of this vital support group.

Time: Monthly gathering for addiction support, held on the first Tuesday of each month.

Contact: To RSVP, please email Elizabeth at elizabeth@liberationinstitue.org.

Location: You can find us at The Rhizome.

Who this group is for: “Recovery’s Remedy” is a supportive community designed for individuals seeking addiction support. Whether you are on the path to recovery or supporting a loved one, you are welcome to join this gathering.

How many times this group will run for: This group meets on a monthly basis, offering consistent and reliable support for those navigating the challenges of addiction and recovery.

“Recovery’s Remedy” serves as a beacon of hope and support for those on the journey to recovery. The focus here is on creating a safe and welcoming space where you will find the support you need. To join this monthly gathering and take steps towards healing and recovery, simply reach out to Elizabeth at elizabeth@liberationinstitue.org to RSVP. You don’t have to face addiction alone, and “Recovery’s Remedy” is here to remind you of that.

Weekly Support Group – Wednesdays at 6PM

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Every Wednesday at 6:00pm-7:30pm PST

For anyone looking for a safe space for general support.
Weekly group therapy focused on offering a safe, collaborative space for general support.

Facilitators:

Collin Webb:  (he/they) is committed to supporting humans in general and in whatever ways are needed. He is specifically experienced in working with LGBTQI+, CNM, neurodivergent, and overthinking individuals and couples. He tends to integrate MI, ACT, psychoeducation, and other modalities in therapy, and he has an eclectic background in computer software, technical writing, manufacturing, HVAC, epistemics (Bayesian rational), and classic literature (Eastern and Western). Often practicing and facilitating mindfulness practices, he focuses on: being present with body sensations, mood, and thoughts; self-compassion; and a healthy relationship with ourselves — not taking ourselves to be other than what we are.

Collin is supervised by Miles Avery Ellis Ruttinger, LMFT #133402

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Evar Restad – (they/them) is committed to supporting gender non-conforming, queer, and neurodivergent individuals through eclectic modalities including IFS, MBCT, and narrative therapy. With a background in film and art, Evar integrates creativity and intuition into their practice, empowering participants to explore their authentic selves and relationships.

Evar is supervised by Lynndal Daniels, LMFT 781837 


RVSP/Contact: groups@liberationinstitute.org