Introduction
This winter, a group of women in recovery are hosting an online meeting series focused on building resilience, finding empowerment, and supporting one another through life’s challenges.
Discussion Topics
Each week, the meetings will explore a different theme related to personal growth and wellbeing. Potential topics include:
- Self-care strategies for the winter months
- Building healthy support systems
- Overcoming setbacks and difficulties
- Living purposefully and with intention
- Practicing mindfulness and presence
Supportive Community
The online meetings aim to provide a safe, supportive space for women to connect. By sharing experiences and lifting up one another, the community can foster hope, wisdom, courage, and resilience.
Getting Involved
All women in recovery are welcome to participate in the online meetings. To receive the link and join, please register on the community website. Support and encouragement is available to all.
FAQ
Who can attend the online recovery meetings?
The meetings are open to all women currently in recovery or seeking greater wellness and empowerment in their lives.
What happens during the online meetings?
The meetings provide a chance for participants to explore a personal growth topic, share experiences, offer peer support, and make connections.
How do I get the meeting link to join?
Please register on the community website to receive instructions for joining each online meeting.
Do I need any special technology?
You just need a phone, computer or tablet with internet access. Video calling capabilities are helpful but not required.
What if I have to miss a meeting?
That’s completely fine! Join in any week you can make it work. Recordings may be available as well.
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