The Wednesday Meeting of Marijuana Anonymous Meets At 8:30pm Weekly.
Marijuana Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share our experience, strength, and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from marijuana addiction. This meeting gathers every Wednesday evening at 8:30pm.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
Our Creative Writing Group is for everyone interested in exploring expression through writing, everyone is a writer! Join us in a supportive, judgement free space where we gather together to express ourselves by putting pen to paper. We will write to a prompt for 15-20 minutes, followed by an opportunity to share writings with the group if interested. Another 15-20 minute writing session & sharing to follow the first round if time allows. We look forward to seeing you there! We believe everyone is writer!
We need you! The NRC is taking th next steps towards accreditation as a Peer Recovery Support Center & we are inviting community members to participate in the process! Help The NRC in planning for a site visit from CAPRSS (Council on Accreditation of Peer Recovery Support Services). Want to learn more about how Peer Recovery Support Centers serve their community through the peer participatory process? Join in the planning process any Thursday at 2:30pm, all are invited!
This Group Meets In-Person Every Thursday at 4:30pm
The NRC Family Support Group is an innovative approach to providing recovery support services to the families, friends, and allies of those struggling with Substance Use Disorder and addiction.
The program was designed to integrate three essential aspects of a Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC) in a single, community-based program.
Our program supports:
A person-centered and strength-based approach
A self-directed journey of coping and recovery
Most importantly, the participation of family members, caregivers, significant others, friends and the community at large in supporting those coping with addiction
Do you need help finding or accessing resources in the community? Stop in Tuesday evenings from 5:30pm-6:30pm, or Thursdays 6pm-8pm to talk with experienced staff who are ready to assist & support you..
Resume Building
Job Hunting
Filling Out Applications
Interview Preparation
MassHealth
SNAP Benefits
Housing Information
Advocacy
Detox
Substance Use Programs
For more information contact Vuthy at Vuthy.chhum@hsd.state.ma.us or Wanda at Wanda.rolon@hsd.state.ma.us or call (413) 584-5911 ext.1244 or ext. 1419
All Are Welcome. Come Check Us Out!
Join us Thursdays from 6pm-8:30pm for a sober night of fun & games. All are welcome.
Chess & Checkers
Cribbage & Cards
Ping Pong & Foosball
Board Games & More!
Refreshments to be served.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
DBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy focuses on using mindfulness, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, & distress tolerance skills to decrease problem behaviors & support building a quality of life.
This support group is peer lead & non-clinical, meeting Fridays at 11am. Worksheets & materials will be provided.
The Journaling Group is temporarily on-hold. Stay tuned for updates!
The goal of this weekly meeting is to create a space for community members to not only practice positive ways of moving through the world, but also to create a tangible record of their progress by journaling. Through writing about daily moments & experiences you can start to see the progress & joy you experience, you can see your “One Degree Turns”. By writing about One Degree Goals over a shorter time frame we start to see our own improvements, we can see the often overlooked smaller steps that make up our progress. We look forward to seeing you Fridays at 1pm! All journaling notebooks & supplies provided, sign-up available at front desk or by calling the NRC main number (413) 834-4127.
Everyone is an artist! Tap into your creative side through a variety of mediums from acrylics & watercolors to colored pencils, collaging & more! All are welcome to join us in a supportive & encouraging environment as we create together. We look forward to seeing you there!
Sex Addicts Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so they may overcome their sexual addiction and help others recover from sexual addiction or dependency. This is a closed meeting, please call ahead to (413) 376-5950 if interested in attending.
The NRC will be closed Saturday, November 9th in observance of Veterans Day.
The 9:30am Al-Anon meeting (Hybrid) & the 12pm Recovery Dharma meeting (Zoom only) will still take place.
This is an open meeting of Al-Anon that meets both in-person & on zoom from 9:30am-11am
To Join 9:30am Al-Anon:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87027433360?pwd=SFlrQUFRWk5va0RrWit2YUdzN3BGdz09
Meeting ID: 870 2743 3360 Passcode: 123456
Recovery Dharma is inspired by Buddhist principles as an approach to Recovery & freedom from the suffering addiction causes. Meetings consist of a guided meditation & reading discussion, all are welcome.
Join 12pm Recovery Dharma Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/870753875
Call in option: (929) 205-6099 Meeting ID# 870753875
This is open women’s step meeting of Al-Anon meets in-person & on Zoom each Sunday at 5pm, all in need are welcome.
Zoom link to join 5pm meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83655704658?pwd=OE1kTXRnV3hvbWRpblFtMHBrd1MzUT09
Meeting ID # 836 5570 4658 Password: 123456
Alateen meetings provide support and coping strategies to teenagers affected by a loved one's alcohol use disorder. Sponsored by adults, the meetings encourage adolescents to share their personal stories and feelings to help others going through the same difficulties.
This meeting meets on inperson & on Zoom Saturdays 5pm-6pm. For more information & Zoom login please visit: https://valleyalanon.org/meetings/
The NRC will be closed today in observance of Veterans Day.
The 7pm Paradise City Group meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous will still take place.
The Paradise City Group is an open, topic discussion meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous that meets Mondays at 7pm, all are welcome. This meeting takes place at The Northampton Recovery Center, 25 Armory St Northampton MA. All attendees are required to wear a mask, thank you for your cooperation.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
Sick of I.T. group meets each Tuesday at 12:30pm
This group seeks to hold space for people who are interested in examining their relationship to the Internet & technology (I.T.), & how their I.T. use impacts their lives. This group also seeks to unite people who identify as I.T. addicts, or believe they may have a problem with their I.T. use in their lives, and to provide a space for constructive discourse surrounding recovery from unhealthy I.T. behaviors & use. All are welcome.
Like to knit or crochet? Want to learn how? Join us for our new offering Yarn Club each Tuesday at 2pm to get creative with yarn together! All levels of experience welcomed, but no experience needed! We have supplies or bring your own, everyone’s welcome. We look forward to seeing you there!
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead meetings that welcome all who struggle with addictions, are effected by addiction, or support the recovery life style. We welcome anyone on any pathway & at any stage of recovery.
Do you need help finding or accessing resources in the community? Stop in Tuesday & Thursday evenings 6pm-8pm to talk with experienced staff who are ready to assist & support you..
Resume Building
Job Hunting
Filling Out Applications
Interview Preparation
MassHealth
SNAP Benefits
Housing Information
Advocacy
Detox
Substance Use Programs
For more information contact Vuthy at Vuthy.chhum@hsd.state.ma.us or Wanda at Wanda.rolon@hsd.state.ma.us or call (413) 584-5911 ext.1244 or ext. 1419
All Are Welcome. Come Check Us Out!
The Northampton Recovery Center is glad to announce that The Nurturing Fathers Program will be offering another 13 week course at our Center, 25 Armory St. Northampton. This program is to help support Father’s give guidance, love, and support to their children to enhance their development and growth. This program is a strength-based parenting group that helps fathers build and strengthen positive parenting attitudes and behaviors. The program has a structured curriculum intended to help them build parenting skills and strengthen their bonds with their children. There is no cost or fee to participate in the Nurturing Father’s Program, however you must do an intake prior to arrival. Please contact Demetra Balis at 413-582-7799 for the intake. There will be a free meal before each meeting and childcare is provided is needed.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
Food Recovery Group is a peer-lead educational & discussion based program addressing the topic of food addiction & disordered eating. All are welcome to attend.
Join us for food at 12:45, stay for the Community Meeting
All are welcome to join us at our community meeting. where we share on new programming, upcoming events & activities, introduce new ideas, answer questions from the community, and more.
Interested in seeing new, fun events & activities happen at your NRC? Want to get involved with other peers exchanging new ideas? Come down to the Events Committee & help us design fun, sober activities & events together! All Are Welcome, let us plan together!
The Wednesday Meeting of Marijuana Anonymous Meets At 8:30pm Weekly.
Marijuana Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share our experience, strength, and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from marijuana addiction. This meeting gathers every Wednesday evening at 8:30pm.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
Our Creative Writing Group is for everyone interested in exploring expression through writing, everyone is a writer! Join us in a supportive, judgement free space where we gather together to express ourselves by putting pen to paper. We will write to a prompt for 15-20 minutes, followed by an opportunity to share writings with the group if interested. Another 15-20 minute writing session & sharing to follow the first round if time allows. We look forward to seeing you there! We believe everyone is writer!
We need you! The NRC is taking th next steps towards accreditation as a Peer Recovery Support Center & we are inviting community members to participate in the process! Help The NRC in planning for a site visit from CAPRSS (Council on Accreditation of Peer Recovery Support Services). Want to learn more about how Peer Recovery Support Centers serve their community through the peer participatory process? Join in the planning process any Thursday at 2:30pm, all are invited!
This Group Meets In-Person Every Thursday at 4:30pm
The NRC Family Support Group is an innovative approach to providing recovery support services to the families, friends, and allies of those struggling with Substance Use Disorder and addiction.
The program was designed to integrate three essential aspects of a Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC) in a single, community-based program.
Our program supports:
A person-centered and strength-based approach
A self-directed journey of coping and recovery
Most importantly, the participation of family members, caregivers, significant others, friends and the community at large in supporting those coping with addiction
Do you need help finding or accessing resources in the community? Stop in Tuesday & Thursday evenings 6pm-8pm to talk with experienced staff who are ready to assist & support you..
Resume Building
Job Hunting
Filling Out Applications
Interview Preparation
MassHealth
SNAP Benefits
Housing Information
Advocacy
Detox
Substance Use Programs
For more information contact Vuthy at Vuthy.chhum@hsd.state.ma.us or Wanda at Wanda.rolon@hsd.state.ma.us or call (413) 584-5911 ext.1244 or ext. 1419
All Are Welcome. Come Check Us Out!
Join us Thursdays from 6pm-8:30pm for a sober night of fun & games. All are welcome.
Chess & Checkers
Cribbage & Cards
Ping Pong & Foosball
Board Games & More!
Refreshments to be served.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
DBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy focuses on using mindfulness, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, & distress tolerance skills to decrease problem behaviors & support building a quality of life.
This support group is peer lead & non-clinical, meeting Fridays at 11am. Worksheets & materials will be provided.
The Journaling Group is temporarily on-hold. Stay tuned for updates!
The goal of this weekly meeting is to create a space for community members to not only practice positive ways of moving through the world, but also to create a tangible record of their progress by journaling. Through writing about daily moments & experiences you can start to see the progress & joy you experience, you can see your “One Degree Turns”. By writing about One Degree Goals over a shorter time frame we start to see our own improvements, we can see the often overlooked smaller steps that make up our progress. We look forward to seeing you Fridays at 1pm! All journaling notebooks & supplies provided, sign-up available at front desk or by calling the NRC main number (413) 834-4127.
Everyone is an artist! Tap into your creative side through a variety of mediums from acrylics & watercolors to colored pencils, collaging & more! All are welcome to join us in a supportive & encouraging environment as we create together. We look forward to seeing you there!
Sex Addicts Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so they may overcome their sexual addiction and help others recover from sexual addiction or dependency. This is a closed meeting, please call ahead to (413) 376-5950 if interested in attending.
This is an open meeting of Al-Anon that meets both in-person & on zoom from 9:30am-11am
To Join 9:30am Al-Anon:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87027433360?pwd=SFlrQUFRWk5va0RrWit2YUdzN3BGdz09
Meeting ID: 870 2743 3360 Passcode: 123456
Recovery Dharma is inspired by Buddhist principles as an approach to Recovery & freedom from the suffering addiction causes. Meetings consist of a guided meditation & reading discussion, all are welcome.
Join 12pm Recovery Dharma Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/870753875
Call in option: (929) 205-6099 Meeting ID# 870753875
A peer lead, supportive Recovery meeting for those who identify as LGBTQ+
All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome.
Singers, poets, comedians, musicians.. the stage is yours! Join us on Saturday December 17th from 6pm-8pm for music, comedy, spoken word & more! This event is put on by members & open to all in the community. We look forward to seeing you there! Early sign-up starts at 5:30pm, light refreshments served.
This is open women’s step meeting of Al-Anon meets in-person & on Zoom each Sunday at 5pm, all in need are welcome.
Zoom link to join 5pm meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83655704658?pwd=OE1kTXRnV3hvbWRpblFtMHBrd1MzUT09
Meeting ID # 836 5570 4658 Password: 123456
Alateen meetings provide support and coping strategies to teenagers affected by a loved one's alcohol use disorder. Sponsored by adults, the meetings encourage adolescents to share their personal stories and feelings to help others going through the same difficulties.
This meeting meets on inperson & on Zoom Saturdays 5pm-6pm. For more information & Zoom login please visit: https://valleyalanon.org/meetings/
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
A peer lead, supportive Recovery meeting for those who identify as LGBTQ+
All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome.
“If you turn an airplane one degree north every half hour you won’t even notice the change, but you end up in an entirely different place!”
The goal of this weekly meeting is to create a space for community members to not only practice positive ways of moving through the world, but also to create a tangible record of their progress by journaling. Through writing about daily moments & experiences you can start to see the progress & joy you experience, you can see your “One Degree Turns”. By writing about One Degree Goals over a shorter time frame we start to see our own improvements, we can see the often overlooked smaller steps that make up our progress. We look forward to seeing you Fridays at 1pm! All journaling notebooks & supplies provided, sign-up available at front desk or by calling the NRC main number (413) 834-4127.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
Join us this Thursday at 6pm as our weekly Game Night takes on a Halloween party theme. We will have pizza, snacks, & drinks as well as games, music, & spooktacular fun! Costumes are encouraged, if you dare….all are welcome!
The NRC staff will be attending an employee appreciation event this Wednesday and so we will be temporarily closed from 11am to 2:30pm.
We will be open 8am-11am, close from 11am-2:30pm, and then reopen for 2:30pm-6pm. Morning and evening programming will still take place, just no Community Meeting at 1pm.
Food Recovery Group is a peer-lead educational & discussion based program addressing the topic of food addiction & disordered eating. All are welcome to attend.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
The Northampton Recovery Center is glad to announce that The Nurturing Fathers Program will be offering another 13 week course at our Center, 25 Armory St. Northampton. This program is to help support Father’s give guidance, love, and support to their children to enhance their development and growth. This program is a strength-based parenting group that helps fathers build and strengthen positive parenting attitudes and behaviors. The program has a structured curriculum intended to help them build parenting skills and strengthen their bonds with their children. There is no cost or fee to participate in the Nurturing Father’s Program, however you must do an intake prior to arrival. Please contact Demetra Balis at 413-582-7799 for the intake. There will be a free meal before each meeting and childcare is provided is needed.
Do you need help finding or accessing resources in the community? Stop in Tuesday & Thursday evenings 6pm-8pm to talk with experienced staff who are ready to assist & support you..
Resume Building
Job Hunting
Filling Out Applications
Interview Preparation
MassHealth
SNAP Benefits
Housing Information
Advocacy
Detox
Substance Use Programs
For more information contact Vuthy at Vuthy.chhum@hsd.state.ma.us or Wanda at Wanda.rolon@hsd.state.ma.us or call (413) 584-5911 ext.1244 or ext. 1419
All Are Welcome. Come Check Us Out!
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead meetings that welcome all who struggle with addictions, are effected by addiction, or support the recovery life style. We welcome anyone on any pathway & at any stage of recovery.
Like to knit or crochet? Want to learn how? Join us for our new offering Yarn Club each Tuesday at 2pm to get creative with yarn together! All levels of experience welcomed, but no experience needed! We have supplies or bring your own, everyone’s welcome. We look forward to seeing you there!
Sick of I.T. group meets each Tuesday at 12:30pm
This group seeks to hold space for people who are interested in examining their relationship to the Internet & technology (I.T.), & how their I.T. use impacts their lives. This group also seeks to unite people who identify as I.T. addicts, or believe they may have a problem with their I.T. use in their lives, and to provide a space for constructive discourse surrounding recovery from unhealthy I.T. behaviors & use. All are welcome.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
Master Reiki practitioner Susan Ryan is offering free, 20-30 minute one on one Reiki sessions on the 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Monday of each month. Reiki is a safe, non-invasive form of hands on healing. During a session the practitioner simply places their hands on or above areas of the body & limbs allowing universal energy to flow from them to the client. Anyone interested in booking an available session can sign up at the NRC front desk in-person or by phone (413) 834-4127
Recovery Dharma is inspired by Buddhist principles as an approach to Recovery & freedom from the suffering addiction causes. Meetings consist of a guided meditation & reading discussion, all are welcome.
Join 12pm Recovery Dharma Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/870753875
Call in option: (929) 205-6099 Meeting ID# 870753875
This is an open meeting of Al-Anon that meets both in-person & on zoom from 9:30am-11am
To Join 9:30am Al-Anon:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87027433360?pwd=SFlrQUFRWk5va0RrWit2YUdzN3BGdz09
Meeting ID: 870 2743 3360 Passcode: 123456
A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so they may overcome their sexual addiction and help others recover from sexual addiction or dependency. This is a closed meeting, please call ahead to (413) 376-5950 if interested in attending.
Everyone is an artist! Tap into your creative side through a variety of mediums from acrylics & watercolors to colored pencils, collaging & more! All are welcome to join us in a supportive & encouraging environment as we create together. We look forward to seeing you there!
Join us for food at 12:45, stay for the Community Meeting
All are welcome to join us at our community meeting. where we share on new programming, upcoming events & activities, introduce new ideas, answer questions from the community, and more.
All Recovery Meetings are peer lead and consist of introductions followed by a topic discussion. All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome. All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there, together we recover.
The Paradise City Group is an open, topic discussion meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous that meets Mondays at 7pm, all are welcome. This meeting takes place at The Northampton Recovery Center, 25 Armory St Northampton MA. All attendees are required to wear a mask, thank you for your cooperation.
All skills levels welcome! Join us in-person, or on zoom Monday, October 7th for a knitting adventure together. Supplies provided by The NRC.
If joining by Zoom 9/23 & 9/30 2:30pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8105404744
Master Reiki practitioner Susan Ryan is offering free, 20-30 minute one on one Reiki sessions on the 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Monday of each month. Reiki is a safe, non-invasive form of hands on healing. During a session the practitioner simply places their hands on or above areas of the body & limbs allowing universal energy to flow from them to the client. Anyone interested in booking an available session can sign up at the NRC front desk in-person or by phone (413) 834-4127
This is open women’s step meeting of Al-Anon meets in-person & on Zoom each Sunday at 5pm, all in need are welcome.
Zoom link to join 5pm meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83655704658?pwd=OE1kTXRnV3hvbWRpblFtMHBrd1MzUT09
Meeting ID # 836 5570 4658 Password: 123456
This place now known as Northampton is part of a larger region known to Indigenous (Native American) people as Nonotuck or Norwottuck. Nonotuck homelands stretched across both sides of the Kwinitekw (now called the Connecticut River), including the present-day towns of Amherst, Hadley, Hatfield, South Hadley, Northampton, and Easthampton.
In honoring the ancestors of this land on Indigenous Peoples’ Day The NRC will be closed both Saturday, October 12th & Sunday, October 13th. Both of the Al-Anon meetings will still take place. See our other calendar entries for meeting info.
A peer lead, supportive Recovery meeting for those who identify as LGBTQ+
All Recovery Meetings are not affiliated with any specific recovery program, like 12 step groups, but all experiences are welcome.
This is an open meeting of Al-Anon that meets both in-person & on zoom from 9:30am-11am
To Join 9:30am Al-Anon:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87027433360?pwd=SFlrQUFRWk5va0RrWit2YUdzN3BGdz09
Meeting ID: 870 2743 3360 Passcode: 123456
Join us for another family friendly, fun event: “Jurassic Park” Family Movie Night. This event kicks off at 4:30pm, We will have popcorn, hotdogs (including meat free options), beverages, & of course… DINOSAURS! Bring a pillow & comfortable attire as we watch this classic together!
The NRC will be closed for Thursday, September 26th. We will be heading out to Boston for the annual Recovery Month MOAR event.
