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Recovery Skills Thurs

In this group clients learn practical strategies for managing cravings, stopping use, increasing motivation, and creating a healthier lifestyle that is conducive to addiction recovery.

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NeuroNurturers Network

Highlands Ranch 200 Plaza Dr. Suite 200, Highlands Ranch, CO, United States

The NeuroNurturers Network is a drop-in group consisting of Adulting w/ ADHD graduates. The group offers a dedicated space and time each week for adult ADHDers to participate in Body Doubling efforts discuss individual and collective challenges and receive support and resources both from the facilitator and the group at-large in navigating specific ADHD-related topics. […]

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Silver Maple Recovery

It is a group offered at a transition assisted living facility for individuals who have recently discharged from state hospitals and are working towards permanent housing appropriate to their level of need. The treatment group focuses on developing understanding of severe and persistent mental health diagnoses through the sharing of experiences and development of techniques […]

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ADHDiction Alliance

This group is a 10-week curriculum designed to provide adults with a comprehensive approach that addresses the unique challenges of ADHD, while also supporting recovery from addiction.

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Recovery Revolution

Peer-led support group dedicated to helping individuals struggling with substance use build a healthier lifestyle through SMART goals and effective coping strategies. Meeting every Friday, this group fosters a supportive community where peers empower each other in their recovery journey.

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Communication 101

In this group clients explore their beliefs, barriers, and early experiences that may interrupt effective communication. Clients learn about aspects of assertiveness, identifying their needs and how to express them, and coping strategies that make healthy communication more possible.

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