Provides a weekly in-person support group for recovery from alcohol and substance use disorder.
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- Addiction Services - Women's Support GroupProvided by: Health PEIProvides a weekly in-person women's peer support group for recovery from substance and alcohol use disorders. Includes:MindfulnessDaily readingsOpen discussionPositive affirmation
- Biweekly group support and education for seniors who are impacted by a family member's addiction.
- Adult Children of Alcoholics - In-Person MeetingsProvided by: Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families - AKA: ACA; ACOAProvides a free confidential in-person meetings focus on individuals sharing their experiences and taking a 12-step spiritual approach to recovery. There are two groups, Winds of Change Group and Restructure ACA Group in Epekwitk / PEI.Email directly through w...
- Adult Children of Alcoholics - In-Person MeetingsProvided by: Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families - AKA: ACA; ACOAProvides a free confidential in-person meetings focus on individuals sharing their experiences and taking a 12-step spiritual approach to recovery. There are two groups, Winds of Change Group and Restructure ACA Group in Epekwitk / PEI.Email directly through w...
- Adult Children of Alcoholics - Online and Phone MeetingsProvided by: Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families - AKA: ACA; ACOAOnline and phone meetings are offered for those who choose or are unable to attend an in-person meeting. The meetings focus on self-help by sharing experiences and using the program's 12-step spiritual approach to recovery.
- Provides free confidential self-help in-person, phone and online meetings for individuals impacted by a friend or family member's alcohol addiction.Meetings are also available on the AI-Anon App.
- Provides in-person and online peer support meetings and a 12-step program of recovery for individuals who have a problem with alcohol abuse. There are two kinds of meeting:Closed meeting: Open to individuals with a desire to stop drinkingOpen meeting: Open to ...
- Online peer support substance use health meetings. Participants are supported to find their own pathway to increase wellness and progress toward health goals in a stigma-free environment through connecting to fellow participants and sharing experiences.
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