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      • Heroin Treatment & Rehab
      • Opioids Treatment & Rehab
      • Meth Treatment & Rehab
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    • Dual Diagnosis
      • Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment
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      • All Levels of Care
      • Detox
      • Inpatient
      • Outpatient
      • Aftercare
    • Addiction Therapies
      • All Addiction Therapies
      • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
      • EMDR
      • DBT
      • CBT
      • Individual Therapy
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      • Denver Mental Health and Counseling
      • The Recovery Village Palmer Lake
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    • Maryland
      • IAFF Center of Excellence
    • Missouri
      • The Recovery Village Kansas City
    • Ohio
      • The Recovery Village Columbus
    • New Jersey
      • The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper Health
    • Washington
      • The Recovery Village Ridgefield Rehab
      • The Recovery Village Ridgefield Detox
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    • Rehab for Veterans
      • VA Community Care Network
    • Verify Your Insurance
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      • Alcohol Abuse
        • Am I an Alcoholic?
        • CAGE Alcohol Assessment
        • MAST Alcohol Assessment
        • AUDIT Alcohol Assessments
      • Drug Abuse
        • Ativan Self-Assessment
        • Cocaine Self-Assessment
        • Fentanyl Self-Assessment
        • Heroin Self-Assessment
        • Hydrocodone Self-Assessment
        • Meth Self-Assessment
        • Oxycodone Self-Assessment
        • OxyContin Self-Assessment
        • Percocet Self-Assessment
        • Suboxone Self-Assessment
        • Valium Self-Assessment
        • Vicodin Self-Assessment
        • Xanax Self-Assessment
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        • Is My Loved One Addicted to Alcohol?
        • Is My Loved One Addicted to Illicit Drugs
        • Is My Loved One Addicted to Prescription Drugs?
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      • Addiction Resources for Firefighters
      • Addiction Resources for First Responders
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Online Recovery Meetings and Chat Rooms

Online recovery meetings can help you keep in touch with your support group so you can safely connect and work together during COVID-19. Learn the benefits and how it works.

Host A Meeting

Organize and Attend Online Recovery Meetings from Anywhere at Anytime

Due to the recent outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), social distancing has made it necessary for people to avoid in-person events like addiction recovery meetings. You may be staying at home to help your community, protect your family, or because you’re sick or caring for a loved one.

Whatever the reason, it doesn’t have to get in the way of your recovery. Free online recovery meetings can help you keep in touch with your support group so you can safely work together to stay sober.

Features & Benefits

Flexibility

There is an online recovery meeting for every day of the week and most times of day, so it’s usually easy to get something that fits your schedule.

Anonymity

Staying anonymous helps people support each other without fear of judgment. Online meetings held in video and chat rooms can be completely anonymous with made-up screen names you choose.

Convenience

Online recovery meetings can happen anywhere with a stable internet connection. You can be at home or traveling abroad and still attend your meeting.

Comfort

For many, attending a meeting from the safety of their own home can make the recovery process more comfortable. Others may enjoy not having to commute to their meetings.

A wider network

In-person meetings are sometimes limited in size and location. Online support groups help you access new people and perspectives you may not get locally.

Access to specific topics

Online recovery meetings can bring people together for targeted meetings for women, veterans, LGBTQ+ people, adolescents, speakers of different languages, support groups for families of addicts and more.

What to Expect

Many of the things you can expect from in-person recovery meetings still apply when it’s online. Joining a support group and attending meetings regularly can help you:

  • Feel encouraged. Hearing other people’s similar experiences with addiction and recovery and telling your own story can bring you hope and comfort during the process.
  • Be accountable. Seeing your peers each week can instill more responsibility for your actions than going through recovery alone.
  • Cope with challenges. People in recovery can give you practical tools and helpful advice to cope with life’s challenges.
  • Grow relationships. Support groups are a place to make new friends, build trust and get a fresh start with people who are rooting for your lifelong recovery.

A Great Solution For…

Online AA Meetings

Online AA support groups, just like in-person ones, follow a 12-step program to recover from alcohol addiction. Some of these steps include admitting a lack of control, recognizing a higher power, self-reflection and making amends.

Smart Recovery Online Meetings

Smart Recovery online meetings are based on cognitive-behavioral therapy in a 4-point program. These meetings help people understand their own behavior and thought processes to change their actions moving forward.

NA Online Meetings

Also using a 12-step program, Nar-Anon online meetings are designed for people addicted to narcotics and drugs in general.

How It Works

Many online recovery meetings use video conference calls so members can see and hear each other over the internet. Video conferences allow for more non-verbal communication than a phone call, which can help you better connect with fellow attendees. Participants can also choose whether they’re seen or not and can mute themselves if they desire. Some programs also offer chat room texting options to use when the internet connection isn’t stable.

For those who may not be comfortable with computers or the internet, meeting online can seem intimidating or stressful. Thankfully, people host online addiction recovery meetings on many platforms and websites. There’s a good chance you’ll find a program you’re comfortable with.

For example, The Recovery Village Recovery Room app is easy to use, free and anonymous for up to 50 attendees. To host a meeting, you’d follow these steps:

1. Sign Up

Answer a few questions about yourself and the time and date you’d like to schedule.

2. Tell Everyone

Share the provided meeting link with your attendees through email, text or any other method you’d like.

3. Join the Group

Everyone clicks the link at the desired time to enter their meeting.

Organize an Online Recovery Meeting

Many addiction treatment programs make attending a support group a mandatory part of an aftercare plan because of the numerous benefits for those in recovery from addiction. If your circumstances make it difficult or impossible to attend an in-person meeting, online recovery meetings can be the solution that helps you commit to lifelong wellbeing.

If your regular support group can no longer meet in person due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, The Recovery Village Recovery Room app can help.
Host a meeting online for a convenient, free and anonymous solution.

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