A list of trusted organizations, programs, and support services.

New Hope MHCLC: A Whole Person Approach

Find Freedom Find Community: Celebrate Recovery (CR) utilizes a Christ-centered, modified version of the 12-step model developed by Alcoholics Anonymous, combined with eight recovery principles based on the Beatitudes. These steps and principles guide individuals in acknowledging their struggles and surrendering them to God for healing. CR is a safe place to find freedom from your hurts, hang-ups, and habits. Click the button below to find a support group new you.

Do you have a problem with marijuana addiction? Is it hard to imagine life without being high? Are you struggling to quit using cannabis? Marijuana Anonymous is a free peer-support program focused entirely on our shared problem with marijuana or cannabis addiction. Marijuana Anonymous uses the basic 12 Steps, founded by Alcoholics Anonymous, because it has been proven that the 12-Step recovery program works. 

Have a Problem With Alcohol? There’s a solution! Alcoholics Anonymous has a simple program that works. It’s based on one alcoholic helping another. Click the button below to learn more.

Do you or someone you love have a drug problem? Drug Addicts Anonymous is a fellowship of individuals who have recovered from addiction through the Twelve Steps. Whether you’re looking for a meeting, ready to start one, or need to register your group—this is the place to begin. Recovery is possible, and you don’t have to do it alone.

Are You A Sex Addict? How do you know if you are or not? Complete the sex addicts assessment here. Sex Addicts Anonymous offers a message of hope to anyone who suffers from sex addiction: If you find yourself unable to control your sexual compulsion, you are not alone and there’s hope for you. Break-free!

Have you experienced the traumatic and devastating effects of infidelity and sexual betrayal? ISA is the place for Recovery and Restoration for Those Affected by Betrayal: Infidelity Survivors Anonymous, officially formed in 2011, grew from a small group of individuals who wished to overcome the traumatic effects of infidelity and sexual betrayal. ISA is a unique 12-Step program modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous with one clear distinction – our approach to healing is not based on a “disease” or “addiction” model. As such, ISA Members are not defined by others. ISA Members are self-defined – the only requirement to be an ISA is the desire to overcome the traumatic effects caused by infidelity, sexual betrayal or compulsive sexual behavior in one’s primary intimate relationship.

Need a Place To Land Your Emotions? Emotions Anonymous (EA) has helped many people live more comfortably with their emotional issues. “Emotions Anonymous was formed by a group of individuals who found a new way of life by working the Twelve-Step program of Alcoholics Anonymous, as adapted for people with emotional problems.” You are not alone, feel all the feelings, and do it with others who are not afraid to overcome.

Hope Restored – Marriage Intensive: Focus on The Family has helped over 13,000 couples in crisis since 2003, and 82% of those surveyed after a marriage intensive said they would recommend Hope Restored. 8 in 10 stayed together.

You Don’t Have to Navigate Divorce Alone:
A Divorce is one of the most challenging and painful seasons a person can walk through. Research has shown that the grief of divorce can feel as deep as the loss of a child. Not everyone will understand what you’re suffering, and there will be times when you’ll be grieving the grief. Unless you’ve been there, it’s hard to truly understand the weight of the soul. If you need support, I encourage you to find a group near you. DivorceCare partners with local churches that offer Christ-centered support groups where you can feel seen, heard, and supported by people who genuinely understand.

NAMI offers various types Mental Health Related support groups for individuals and family members. Education and support it’s a click away.

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