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Addiction Recovery Support Group

Continued support for emotional regulation, identity, relationships, coping skills, and maintaining recovery.

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About This Group

Support Alongside What You Already Do

This group offers continued support for people in recovery from addiction, complementing existing treatment with clinical guidance and community connection. Members focus on emotional regulation, identity, impulse control, relationships, and coping skills, all in service of maintaining recovery.

It is designed as a non-judgmental space for sustained growth, planned as ongoing weekly support. Tatiana has experience serving people in all stages of addiction recovery.

Looking at the Life Around Recovery

Recovery can raise practical questions about friendships, routines, work, and how to spend time that once revolved around an addiction. You might want to discuss a situation that feels difficult to navigate or the kind of support you wish you could ask for. A group conversation can sit alongside your existing care, but it does not decide changes to medication or treatment. Bring questions about coordinating different supports to the clinicians already involved in your care.

The Neuroscience

Cravings Have a Logic

Addiction teaches the brain's reward and stress systems to expect a particular way out. Those pathways do not vanish on the first day of sobriety, which is why stress, shame, or a bad week can bring old urges back.

Understanding that process takes some of the shame out of it and points toward what can be practiced: spotting triggers early, tolerating the urge, and choosing the next right step.

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Topics We Cover

Emotional regulation and trigger management
Identity, self-worth, and purpose in recovery
Rebuilding trust and repairing relationships
Impulse control and decision-making skills
Healthy coping strategies and relapse prevention
Personal grounding and sustained growth

Who This Group Is For

People in recovery from substance or behavioral addiction
People who want additional support alongside existing treatment
People working on emotional regulation and impulse control
Anyone wanting a supportive community in recovery

Faith-Based Recovery, or Not

Some people lean on Christ in recovery. Others follow a different path. Tell Cornerstone your preference when you call, and we will go over what is available.

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