We provide recovery-oriented programming. Centered around our four pillars: home, health, community, and purpose.
Health
To help you improve your health and wellness – mentally, physically, and spiritually.
Home
To help you establish a home – both the feeling of belonging and the physical space in which you live.
Community
To help you find and feel a part of a community.
Purpose
To help you find and engage in your purpose.
Evidence-based programs
These programs are effective in bettering your wellness
Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)
The WRAP process supports you. Identify the tools that keep you well and create plans to put them into practice in your everyday life. This will help you incorporate recovery concepts and wellness tools into your life.
Grief Recovery Method (GRM)
Your feelings are normal and natural. The problem is that we are being socialized to believe they are not. People say you have to let go and move on in your life, but don’t tell you how. This evidence-based program makes that possible. And provides partnerships and guidance to ensure that it happens. This group requires that you attend every session to make the most of the program.
Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT)
This training is for family members and friends of those who live with substance use. Based on Community Reinforcement and Family Training. the CRAFT model is an effective, evidence-based, motivational program. It impacts families in many areas of their lives.
Anger Management
Anger Management is a commitment to improving your reactions to anger. Learn to manage feelings of anger and receive and give support. Based in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy help yourself develop skills for self control.
Programs for Everyone
These programs are designed by staff to help support our pillars of Health, Home, Community, and Purpose.
Support N Share
An afternoon support group taking a different approach on wellness from your regular 12-step variety. Everyone is welcome here to come decompress, offer and receive support, or find community.
Financial Opportunity Center
We are grateful to be partnering with Habitat for Humanity’s Financial Opportunity Center. FOC offers help with job searching, motivation, resume building, and budgeting. Their goal is to help you achieve your goal, whatever that looks like for you.
Cook & Carry
Join us at The Recovery Center every Tuesday at noon for a community meal or “cook & carry”. Our staff work hard to provide a good meal that you can enjoy with peers or take home with you.
DIY Crafts
Turn off that “autopilot” mode from an under stimulating day. Learn to express yourself through arts & crafts. Creating with others encourages community while being in tune with both your body and emotions.
Support Groups
These groups are all led by peers with the intention of creating ongoing support.
Thriving Together
A recovery oriented meeting for college students interested in improving their well being. Facilitated by Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services (OMHAS) Certified Peer Support Specialists. We host Thriving Together at Reading Grounds monthly on the last Wednesday.
Victims Impact Panel (VIP)
This panel is made up of individuals whose lives have been directly impacted by impaired driving. During the session, those charged with impaired driving will have the opportunity to hear your stories and reflect on the real-life consequences of their actions.
Survivors Talking About Recovery (STAR)
Survivors/family members of a substance use disorder host STAR. Which is for anyone with drug related offenses. This program could suspend part of a fine, end a license suspension, or suspend jail time. Call 419-424-7451 if interested or if you have questions.