Supportive groups for recovery, skills, and connection

Provides a stress-relieving opportunity for attendees to use a variety of art materials to support one another. Through verbal and non-verbal communication, participants support each other in exploring and healing from difficult topics using evidence-based practices.

Catch A Wave uses Dialectical Behavior Therapy, a structured therapy that teaches skills to tolerate difficult emotions, improve mood, live in the moment, navigate relationships, practice self-care, and move toward self-acceptance.

This group focuses on learning and practicing skills. Participants only share if they want to. For more information, contact Sheila Anderson MA, LPCC at 614-224-4506 ext. 142.

New patients are required to attend CompDrug 101 during their first three months of treatment. This four-part series helps patients get familiar with CompDrug, treatment guidelines, and staff who can answer questions and concerns.

This group focuses on motivation, hope, strength, encouragement for change, fear, boundaries, healthy self-care, life budgeting, and time management.

This group allows patients to share their recovery journeys while focusing on four major dimensions that support recovery: health, home, purpose, and community.

Contact Kevin Carroll at 614-224-4506 ext. 156 if you are interested in attending.

Offers education and emotional support to patients affected by hepatitis. Topics include treatment options, diet and nutrition for a healthier liver, and referrals to treatment. This is not a medical advice group, but a supportive clinical group using reputable resources.

A parenting support group for women who have a child less than one year old. Infants are invited to attend sessions with their mothers. Patients focus on real-life situations that encourage babies’ physical and language development.

This group integrates body, mind, soul, and earth. It can benefit mood, energy, focus, patience, loneliness, and accountability. Please wear sturdy closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing.

This group occurs during gardening season, from the last Tuesday in March through the last Tuesday in October.

A group for women to work on healing the body-mind connection through trauma yoga. This group is not recommended for pregnant patients. Talk with your counselor if you are interested in a referral.

An introduction to Partial Hospitalization Program and Intensive Outpatient Program. Patients interested in PHP or IOP can attend orientation to determine whether they qualify.

If a patient cannot attend orientation, call 614-224-4506 ext. 127 or 201 to arrange an individual session.

Ready for Baby is a pregnancy group providing education and support for pregnant patients. This ongoing 10-week program includes topics such as safe sleeping, breastfeeding, reproductive planning, child services, medication for opioid use disorder during pregnancy, and what to expect upon delivery.

An open group for anyone who wants to reach and maintain a satisfying, substance-free life. Each week, group members share what is on their minds and discuss issues important to recovery.

CompDrug provides patients with updates and information about changes, old and new, primarily focusing on the Medical Department.

SMART Recovery is a community support group open to anyone struggling with addictive behavior. Participants help one another resolve problems with addiction and develop the power within themselves to change and lead fulfilling, balanced lives.

Focuses on understanding how stress affects the body and recovery. Patients learn to identify stressors, change behaviors that continue the stress cycle, and use relaxation techniques to support calm, lower anxiety, and improve well-being.