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For an additional list of local recovery events, go to http://www.austinrosc.com/calendar-of-events
January 2020
Naloxone Training….Free to Public!
Naloxone trainings will be offered to the public at NO COST every Friday at 10:30 am at:
Communities for Recovery, 4110 Guadalupe, Bldg. 635, Austin, TX 78751
*Brought to you courtesy of the Austin Area Opioid Workgroup and Communities for Recovery
Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC)
Monthly Meetings consist of educational speakers focusing on ROSC and organizations engaging in recovery focused work. Additionally stakeholders meet to collaborate to find real solutions in bringing a recovery oriented system of care to the Austin Community. Fourth Friday of each month - Sponsored lunch Free CEU events offered several times a year
Find out more »SHINE “Sustainable Health I Now Enjoy!” Wellness Class
Each class will feature different topics to enhance your recovery! October 2nd Digestive Health 101 - Addressing the Root Causes of Digestive Discomfort with Nutritional Health Coach Morgan Shea An unhealthy gut has been linked to worsening overall health, including increased risk for chronic diseases. Learn the ins & outs of supporting digestive health & comfort to make a difference in your overall health & well-being. October 9th - SHINE OM - with Fred Haas "Welcome & Allow" Using movement…
Find out more »Naloxone Training….Free to Public!
Naloxone trainings will be offered to the public at NO COST every Friday at 10:30 am at:
Communities for Recovery, 4110 Guadalupe, Bldg. 635, Austin, TX 78751
*Brought to you courtesy of the Austin Area Opioid Workgroup and Communities for Recovery
February 2020
Yoga of Recovery
Join us for our Zen-based free yoga class! Suitable for everyone! All levels welcome! BYOM (Bring your own mat). Donations accepted!
Find out more »SHINE “Sustainable Health I Now Enjoy!” Wellness Class
Each class will feature different topics to enhance your recovery! October 2nd Digestive Health 101 - Addressing the Root Causes of Digestive Discomfort with Nutritional Health Coach Morgan Shea An unhealthy gut has been linked to worsening overall health, including increased risk for chronic diseases. Learn the ins & outs of supporting digestive health & comfort to make a difference in your overall health & well-being. October 9th - SHINE OM - with Fred Haas "Welcome & Allow" Using movement…
Find out more »Naloxone Training….Free to Public!
Naloxone trainings will be offered to the public at NO COST every Friday at 10:30 am at:
Communities for Recovery, 4110 Guadalupe, Bldg. 635, Austin, TX 78751
*Brought to you courtesy of the Austin Area Opioid Workgroup and Communities for Recovery
AustiNET Professional Networking Meeting
Professional networking group meets second Wednesday of each month and provides updates for substance abuse, chemical dependency, and related mental health community. Lunch is provided. RSVP requested. Location changes each month.
Find out more »SHINE “Sustainable Health I Now Enjoy!” Wellness Class
Each class will feature different topics to enhance your recovery! October 2nd Digestive Health 101 - Addressing the Root Causes of Digestive Discomfort with Nutritional Health Coach Morgan Shea An unhealthy gut has been linked to worsening overall health, including increased risk for chronic diseases. Learn the ins & outs of supporting digestive health & comfort to make a difference in your overall health & well-being. October 9th - SHINE OM - with Fred Haas "Welcome & Allow" Using movement…
Find out more »We Are the Luckiest: The Surprising Magic of a Sober Life
“We Are the Luckiest is a masterpiece. It’s the truest, most generous, honest, and helpful sobriety memoir I’ve read. It’s going to save lives.” — Glennon Doyle, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Love Warrior: A Memoir What could possibly be “lucky” about addiction? Absolutely nothing, thought Laura McKowen when drinking brought her to her knees. As she puts it, she “kicked and screamed . . . wishing for something — anything — else” to be her issue. The…
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