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Recovery From Gambling Group
In a “Recovery from Gambling” group, participants learn about the nature of problem gambling and develop strategies to overcome addictive behaviors associated with gambling. Here’s what you can expect to learn from participating in such a group: Understanding Problem Gambling: Identifying Triggers and Patterns: Exploring the Cycle of Addiction: Developing Coping Skills: Exploring Financial Management: Addressing Co-occurring Issues: Building Support Networks: Exploring Relapse Prevention: Exploring Alternative Activities: Promoting Self-reflection and Personal Growth: Overall, participating in a Recovery from Gambling group offers individuals the opportunity to gain support, learn practical skills, and develop strategies for overcoming problem gambling behaviors. The group dynamic fosters connection, understanding, and empowerment as participants work toward rebuilding their lives free from the grip of addiction.
DuII Education Group
A DUII (Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants) group typically aims to address the legal, behavioral, and emotional aspects of DUII offenses while addressing underlying issues related to substance abuse. Here’s what you might expect to learn from participating in a DUII group for SUD: Legal Implications: Understanding Substance Use Disorder: Impact of Substance Use on Driving: Risk Reduction Strategies: Exploring Triggers and High-Risk Situations: Coping Skills and Stress Management: Responsibility and Accountability: Support and Peer Connections: Compliance with Treatment and Legal Requirements. Personal Growth and Recovery:
Living In Balance
Making Parenting a Pleasure
Medicine Wheel
Mindfulness Relapse Prevention Group
In a Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention (MBRP) group, participants learn how to integrate mindfulness practices into their recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs) to reduce the risk of relapse. Here’s what you can expect to learn in such a group: Understanding Mindfulness: Recognizing Triggers and Cravings: Cultivating Mindful Awareness: Developing Coping Skills: Exploring Relapse Patterns: Creating Space for Choice: Building Emotional Regulation: Enhancing Self-Compassion: Strengthening Resilience: Integrating Mindfulness into Daily Life: Overall, participating in a Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention group offers individuals a holistic approach to recovery that integrates mindfulness practices with evidence-based relapse prevention strategies. The group dynamic provides support, encouragement, and accountability as participants cultivate mindfulness skills and navigate the ups and downs of their recovery journey.
