An open 12-step AA meeting for men and women on their path to recovery.

An open 12-step AA meeting for men and women on their path to recovery.

An open 12-step AA meeting for men and women on their path to recovery.

Groups include women of every race, religion, ideology and sexual preference who seek to commune with other women to expand their definition of Self, to heal from addiction, abuse, racism, sexism, to become more whole, and to develop a passion for all of life.  The groups use the healing concepts developed by Charlotte Kasl, Ph.D., as outlined in her book Many Roads, One Journey. Dr. Kasl examines self-esteem, addiction and co-dependency in the context of internalized oppression. Her model is designed to empower women to find their own voices, sources of strength and spirituality. The only requirement for membership is that you be a woman. 

This group is based from the individuals that were incarcerated that want to continue their recovery journey outside of the jail, and also for individuals that are looking for structure in their recovery journey.  We utilize the Recovery by Choice Curriculum and also films and other related materials to recovery.

The purpose of Recovery Planning is to develop and incorporate wellness tools into a personal management and recovery system. Recovery Planning is designed to decrease and prevent relapse, increase personal empowerment, improve quality of life, assist people in achieving their goals and dreams. SpiritWorks assists individuals in developing their personal Recovery Plans.  

The SpiritWorks Foundation Wellness Compass is a tool that promotes wellness through positive self-care. The purpose of the Wellness Compass is to help individuals create and maintain wellness and to support their efforts to reach their goals. The Wellness Compass includes the eight dimensions of wellness.  Individuals check in regularly using the Compass to track how they’re living into the dimensions of wellness.

An open 12-step AA meeting for men and women on their path to recovery.

Plans Saturday night? Get together with your recovery buddies and enjoy a fun sober Saturday night with a supportive community.

This is the practice of two-way prayer. We learn to listen without judgement and be completely open to what we are hearing. Through listening, we can learn to connect more with our higher self.

This is a time that we get together and make some sort of craft for seasonal holidays, things that we can use for fundraisers, or something to just be proud of a creation done with our minds.  

The SpiritWorks Foundation Wellness Compass is a tool that promotes wellness through positive self-care. The purpose of the Wellness Compass is to help individuals create and maintain wellness and to support their efforts to reach their goals. The Wellness Compass includes the eight dimensions of wellness.  Individuals check in regularly using the Compass to track how they’re living into the dimensions of wellness.

Al‑Anon is a mutual support program for people whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. By sharing common experiences and applying the Al-Anon principles, families and friends of alcoholics can bring positive changes to their individual situations, whether or not the alcoholic admits the existence of a drinking problem or seeks help.

WOMEN ONLY

This is a group that get together and go for a walk, do yoga, or some sort of other exercise to get us moving.

This group is based from the individuals that were incarcerated that want to continue their recovery journey outside of the jail, and also for individuals that are looking for structure in their recovery journey.  We utilize the Recovery by Choice Curriculum and also films and other related materials to recovery.

FAMILIES GROUP is a 12 Step fellowship for the families and friends who have known a feeling of desperation concerning the destructive behavior of someone very near to them, whether caused by drugs, alcohol, or related behavioral problems. When you come into our rooms you are no longer alone, but among friends who have experienced similar problems.  Any concerned person is encouraged to attend our meetings, even if there is only a suspicion of a problem.Your identity is protected in our meetings.  We know each other by our first names, only.  Anonymity of our members is paramount to the success of our program.  Not only is anonymity an underlying principle of the program, but it is so important that it is part of our name. You have nothing to lose but your pain and anger.

The purpose of the Recovery Bible Study Group is to provide group members an opportunity to explore recovery themes through the study of biblical text. The group will utilize the Celebrate Recovery Bible as well as other resources. The Recovery Bible Study Group is open to men and women seeking to break free from “life’s hurts, habits, and hang-ups.” The group will use stories, character studies, and daily readings to facilitate their growth. 

The SpiritWorks Foundation Wellness Compass is a tool that promotes wellness through positive self-care. The purpose of the Wellness Compass is to help individuals create and maintain wellness and to support their efforts to reach their goals. The Wellness Compass includes the eight dimensions of wellness.  Individuals check in regularly using the Compass to track how they’re living into the dimensions of wellness.

Groups include women of every race, religion, ideology and sexual preference who seek to commune with other women to expand their definition of Self, to heal from addiction, abuse, racism, sexism, to become more whole, and to develop a passion for all of life.  The groups use the healing concepts developed by Charlotte Kasl, Ph.D., as outlined in her book Many Roads, One Journey. Dr. Kasl examines self-esteem, addiction and co-dependency in the context of internalized oppression. Her model is designed to empower women to find their own voices, sources of strength and spirituality. The only requirement for membership is that you be a woman. 

This group is based from the individuals that were incarcerated that want to continue their recovery journey outside of the jail, and also for individuals that are looking for structure in their recovery journey.  We utilize the Recovery by Choice Curriculum and also films and other related materials to recovery.

The purpose of Recovery Planning is to develop and incorporate wellness tools into a personal management and recovery system. Recovery Planning is designed to decrease and prevent relapse, increase personal empowerment, improve quality of life, assist people in achieving their goals and dreams. SpiritWorks assists individuals in developing their personal Recovery Plans.  

The SpiritWorks Foundation Wellness Compass is a tool that promotes wellness through positive self-care. The purpose of the Wellness Compass is to help individuals create and maintain wellness and to support their efforts to reach their goals. The Wellness Compass includes the eight dimensions of wellness.  Individuals check in regularly using the Compass to track how they’re living into the dimensions of wellness.

An open 12-step AA meeting for men and women on their path to recovery.

Plans Saturday night? Get together with your recovery buddies and enjoy a fun sober Saturday night with a supportive community.

This is the practice of two-way prayer. We learn to listen without judgement and be completely open to what we are hearing. Through listening, we can learn to connect more with our higher self.

This is a time that we get together and make some sort of craft for seasonal holidays, things that we can use for fundraisers, or something to just be proud of a creation done with our minds.  

The SpiritWorks Foundation Wellness Compass is a tool that promotes wellness through positive self-care. The purpose of the Wellness Compass is to help individuals create and maintain wellness and to support their efforts to reach their goals. The Wellness Compass includes the eight dimensions of wellness.  Individuals check in regularly using the Compass to track how they’re living into the dimensions of wellness.

Al‑Anon is a mutual support program for people whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. By sharing common experiences and applying the Al-Anon principles, families and friends of alcoholics can bring positive changes to their individual situations, whether or not the alcoholic admits the existence of a drinking problem or seeks help.

WOMEN ONLY

This is a group that get together and go for a walk, do yoga, or some sort of other exercise to get us moving.

This group is based from the individuals that were incarcerated that want to continue their recovery journey outside of the jail, and also for individuals that are looking for structure in their recovery journey.  We utilize the Recovery by Choice Curriculum and also films and other related materials to recovery.