Non 12-Step Resources – Page 3 – Minnesota Recovery Connection

Info about us: A fellowship of Christian women meeting to talk openly and authentically about struggles and joys of daily Christian living. We’re a peer support group that is gender-specific (women only) but not addiction/issue/struggle specific. The meeting is about 1 hour, then we have a more informal meeting of fellowship after the meeting at … Read more

LifeRing Secular Recovery is an abstinence-based, worldwide network of individuals seeking to live in recovery from addiction to alcohol or to other non-medically indicated drugs. In LifeRing, we offer each other peer-to-peer support in ways that encourage personal growth and continued learning through personal empowerment. Our approach is based on developing, refining, and sharing our … Read more

Tagwii uses a person’s strengths and culture to help move into a better life free of drugs and alcohol. Tagwii offers low to high intensity outpatient, group weekdays, Rule 25’s by appointment, and Recovery Case Management services.

Online Meetings is a support group specifically for women in recovery offeringface-to-face meetings throughout the country as well as online chat meetings. Its secular nature is what makes it fundamentally different from Alcoholics Anonymous and the 12-step method.

Has the following classes available. These classes are open to all with no pre-registration necessary. Please arrive five minutes early. Class times are: Every Sunday from 10:00 -11:00 a.m. (participants are welcome to stay for tea and social hour at 11:00), First and third Tuesdays of each month from 7:15 – 8:30 p.m.

(MM) is a behavioral change program and support group network for people concerned about their drinking and who desire to make positive lifestyle changes.

CHOW is for culinary and hospitality staff. We believe in a future where our community never loses another person to addiction, burnout, or mental health concerns. We create safe and supportive opportunities for the industry to connect and discuss problems they’re facing with others who “get it.” Whether you work front or back of house, … Read more