WE BRING TOGETHER THOUGHTFUL VOICES ACROSS ADDICTION RECOVERY, TRAUMA, RELATIONSHIPS, AND HUMAN POTENTIAL.
From the families we come from to what unfolds beyond the first stages of recovery, we create spaces where different experiences, perspectives, and ways of understanding recovery can meet.
Three gentle ways to begin.
Wherever you are right now, there's a way in. Start where it feels right.
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Join an Open Community Gathering
Come as you are. No program identification needed, no preparation required. Just bring your curiosity, and meet others who understand.
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Go deeper when it feels right
Extended Learning Workshops offer structured, multi-session exploration with expert presenters who know recovery from the inside.
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Recordings on demand
Can't join live, or want to sit with a past session again? Our recorded workshops are available on demand, so you can explore on your own time.
Reflections
We share highlights from Circle Talks, community gatherings, and workshops so you can read and reflect, whether or not you joined us live.
Voices from the community
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"I'd been in recovery a while and still felt lost. So many questions, no idea what came next. Then I found this community. I watched video after video and started getting answers I'd been desperately looking for. It was the missing piece."
— Mia
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"I'd been sober for years but I was still struggling. I felt like I'd run out of road. Then I found this community and realized there was a whole world of support I didn't even know existed."
— Joanne
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"I discovered IFS through one of your workshops. I took the training, and it completely changed how I work with my clients."
— Therapist, community member
CIRCLE OF SUPPORT
This community exists because people in recovery chose to build it.
What started as a small group has grown into a global community, meeting almost every week, learning from some of the most respected voices in trauma and addiction recovery.
Five years in, the community is stronger than ever. Now we’re inviting you to be part of what comes next.
Whatever you can give helps keep this place open to everyone. 🤍
Many of us carry something unfinished with our families, a regret, a hope for an apology that never came, a relationship we're not sure how to touch without making it worse. Samantha Duggan and Tian Dayton sat with us in June to talk about reparenting. Here's what stayed with us.