EVERY THURSDAY AT 6:30 PM

Led by Erika Missinne, a FAN Peer Recovery Coach and social work student, our women’s group offers a welcoming environment for women to connect and find strength in community. This is a dedicated space that fosters mutual support and discussion of common challenges; including personal development, mental health, boundary setting, character building, and substance use/recovery.

No sign-up is required. For questions, please reach out to erika@familiesagainstnarcotics.org.

EVERY SATURDAY AT 9:00 AM

Location: FAN Office at 43800 Garfield Road, Suite 200, Clinton Twp., MI 48038

Led by Thomas Hunter, a FAN Peer Recovery Coach and community health worker, this group offers a welcoming environment for men to connect and find strength in community. This is a dedicated space that fosters mutual support and discussion of common challenges; including personal development, mental health, boundary setting, character building, and substance use/recovery.

No sign-up is required. For questions, please reach out to Thomas Hunter at (586) 339-2608

EVERY MONDAY AT 7 PM

Location: Via Zoom Here

Description: Rejuvenate and reconnect with us in our Recovery Support group curated to promote well-being and community. Experience deep relaxation through a 15-minute guided session, learn valuable tools to transform negative thoughts into positive ones, and engage in reflective activities that build connections. Together, we will create a safe, trauma-sensitive space where your well-being is our priority.

EVERY SATURDAY AT 11 AM

Location: FAN Office at 43800 Garfield Road, Suite 200, Clinton Twp., MI 48038

Recovery Dharma incorporates practices of meditation, self-inquiry, wisdom, compassion, and community as tools for recovery and healing. This is for anyone who is looking to heal from addiction and addictive behavior; whether caused by substance use or process addictions such as codependency, gambling, eating disorders, relationships, technology, or any obsessive or habitual pattern that instills suffering.

No sign-up is required. For more information about Recovery Dharma, visit www.recoverydharma.org.

EVERY MONDAY AT 6:30 PM

Location: FAN Office at 43800 Garfield Road, Suite 200, Clinton Twp., MI 48038

Description: MRT is an evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral program designed to enhance moral reasoning, improve decision-making skills, and promote long-lasting behavioral change. By combining the structured, evidence-based approach of MRT with the lived experiences and empathetic support of a Peer Recovery Coach (PRC), these meetings offer a powerful tool for individuals seeking to build a solid foundation for lasting recovery.

What to expect:

• Engage in thought-provoking discussions and activities based on the MRT curriculum

• Receive and provide constructive feedback in a safe, respectful space

• Set and review personal goals to keep you motivates and focused

No sign-up is required. For questions, please contact PRC Anthony M. at (586) 256-8901

FAN hosts dynamic events and mobilized recovery support sessions that unite the recovery community for shared learning, inspiration, and support. These events feature workshops, guest speakers, and interactive activities covering topics such as art, nutrition, yoga, meditation, fitness, and other subjects designed to empower and connect participants.

Whether you are a treatment center, recovery home, recovery community organization, groups or any therapeutic environment, we are excited to bring our diverse range of activities and support directly to you! Recovery service sessions can be scheduled in-person or virtually, with in-person sessions available depending on the area.

Session Length: Recovery sessions are approximately one hour, but this may vary depending on the service.

Scheduling: Date and time of service can be arranged to suit your group's needs, whether on weekdays, weekends, mornings, afternoons, or evenings.

Location Requirements: To host an in-person recovery service session, your location must have an available training room or suitable space for the intended audience size.