Upcoming Events!

SMART Recovery Family & Friends Meeting

Wednesdays 6-7pm

Family Workshops
​6-week series

Tuesdays 6-7pm

Strengthening Community Walk

October 22nd 4-6pm
at Bartlett Beach
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About Us

Navigating Recovery of the Lakes Region is a grassroots collaborative organization creating a supportive, recovery informed community for those affected by addiction. Our recovery center is focused on providing an open door for those seeking and/or embracing recovery as people begin and maintain the path for a productive life without alcohol or other drugs.

Let us help you navigate your journey of recovery!

WEEKLY SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS & PROGRAMS
MONDAY
Creative Recovery @ 10am-12pm
Group Recovery Coaching @ 2-3pm
Yoga @ 5:30-6:30pm 
TUESDAY
NA Meeting @ 7:30-8:30am
The Big Book Comes to Life (12-step seminar) @ 1-2pm
Family Workshop 6-Week Series @ 6-7pm
WEDNESDAY
Group Recovery Coaching @ 2-3pm
SMART Recovery Family & Friends Meeting @ 6-7pm
THURSDAY
NA Meeting @ noon-1pm
SMART Recovery Meeting @ 6-7pm
FRIDAY
Group Recovery Coaching @2-3pm
NA Meeting @ 7-8:30pm

We are:

• A location for the recovery community to organize and support one another
• A resource center for individuals and family members to receive recovery support as they navigate their journey to a life of sobriety
• A center that recognizes, values, and supports multiple / various pathways to recovery
• A safe place where recovery community social events and meetings can be held
• A place where peer-to-peer recovery support services will be a priority
• A place where assistance in removing barriers to recovery can be achieved

​We advocate for those affected by addiction, help people navigate around barriers to recovery, facilitate access to recovery resources, support the community of recovery, provide peer-to-peer recovery support services, participate in the discourse to combat stigma & discrimination, and educate the community.   

• We believe all people deserve to be treated with dignity and respect
• We strive to end discrimination against people in recovery, and those still suffering from the disease of addiction
• We respect multiple pathways to recovery, because what helps one person in recovery may not work for everyone

• We embrace and promote recovery in individuals, families, and communities
• We appreciate the interconnectedness of individuals, families, and entire communities 
• We value volunteerism, service, and collaboration
• We know recovery flourishes in supportive communities
• We know recovery gives back what addiction has taken away

Over 20 million Americans identify as in recovery.
Yet only 10% of adults who need treatment for addiction actually get services. Substance abuse disorder is a complex disease, and quitting takes more than just good intentions or strong willpower.