Here on our Resources page, we want to extend a heartfelt message to anyone who may be facing challenges along their journey. It’s essential to recognize that seeking help is a courageous and commendable step on the path to recovery. You are not alone in your struggles, and there is a network of support waiting for you. Whether you’re seeking professional guidance, peer assistance, or simply a listening ear, there are numerous resources available to help you navigate your way towards healing. Your journey is valued, and your well-being matters to us. Remember, reaching out for help is a sign of strength, and at HSR Alumni, we’re here to applaud your resilience and accompany you on your path to a healthier, happier life.
 

Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA):

• Website: adultchildren.org

• ACA is a support group for adults who grew up in homes affected by alcoholism or dysfunction, helping them heal from their unique childhood experiences.
   

Al-Anon:

• Website: al-anon.org

• Al-Anon is a worldwide support network for families and friends of individuals struggling with alcoholism. The organization provides resources, meetings, and a supportive community to help loved ones cope with the impact of alcoholism and find healing and hope.
   

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA):

• Website: aa.org

• AA is a fellowship of individuals dedicated to helping each other achieve and maintain sobriety from alcohol through a 12-step program.
   

Celebrate Recovery:

• Website: celebraterecovery.com

• Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered program offering support and healing for a wide range of hurts, habits, and hang-ups, including addiction.
   

Chemically Dependent Anonymous (CDA):

• Website: cdaweb.org

• CDA is a 12-step fellowship focused on helping individuals overcome chemical dependencies and live a life free from the harmful effects of substances.
   

Chemsex Recovery Anonymous (CRA):

• Website: chemsexrecovery.org

• CRA offers a safe space for individuals to address chemsex addiction and related issues, promoting recovery and healthier lifestyles.
   

Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA):

• Website: crystalmeth.org

• CMA is a support group for those struggling with addiction to crystal methamphetamine, providing fellowship and a structured program for recovery.
   

Debtors Anonymous (DA):

• Website: debtorsanonymous.org

• DA offers support for individuals struggling with compulsive debt and overspending, helping them achieve financial stability.
   

Dharma Punx:

• Website: dharmapunxnyc.com

• Dharma Punx is a community that combines Buddhism and mindfulness with addiction recovery, providing support and resources for those seeking sobriety through these practices.
   

Dual Recovery Anonymous (DRA):

• Website: dualrecovery.org

• DRA is a 12-step program designed for individuals dealing with both addiction and emotional or psychiatric issues, promoting holistic recovery.
   

Eating Disorders Anonymous (EDA):

• Website: eatingdisordersanonymous.org

• EDA is a fellowship for those recovering from eating disorders, emphasizing self-help and a program of recovery.
   

Emotions Anonymous (EA):

• Website: emotionsanonymous.org

• EA provides a supportive environment for individuals dealing with emotional and mental health challenges, using a 12-step approach to recovery.
   

Families Anonymous (FA):

• Website: familiesanonymous.org

• FA is a fellowship for families and friends of individuals with addiction or behavioral issues, offering support and guidance.
   

Gamblers Anonymous (GA):

• Website: gamblersanonymous.org

• GA is a fellowship for individuals struggling with gambling addiction, offering mutual support and a path to recovery.
   

Harm Reduction Coalition:

• Website: harmreduction.org

• The Harm Reduction Coalition advocates for a harm reduction approach to addiction, focusing on minimizing the negative consequences of substance use.
   

Heroin Anonymous (HA):

• Website: heroinanonymous.org

• HA is a 12-step program dedicated to helping individuals overcome addiction to heroin and other opiates.
   

LifeRing Secular Recovery:

• Website: lifering.org

• LifeRing Secular Recovery is a secular, non-religious approach to recovery, emphasizing personal empowerment and self-help.
   

Marijuana Anonymous (MA):

• Website: marijuana-anonymous.org

• MA offers support and recovery resources for individuals struggling with marijuana addiction, following a 12-step program.
   

Moderation Management:

• Website: moderation.org

• Moderation Management offers support for individuals who wish to moderate their alcohol consumption rather than abstain entirely.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA):

• Website: na.org

• NA is a fellowship of individuals committed to overcoming addiction to narcotics, using a 12-step program for recovery.

Nicotine Anonymous (NicA):

• Website: nicotine-anonymous.org

• NicA provides support for those seeking to quit smoking and overcome nicotine addiction through a 12-step approach.
   

Overeaters Anonymous (OA):

• Website: oa.org

• OA is a fellowship for individuals dealing with compulsive overeating and related issues, offering a structured program for recovery.
   

Pills Anonymous (PA):

• Website: pillsanonymous.org

• PA is a 12-step fellowship for individuals seeking recovery from addiction to prescription and over-the-counter medications.
   

Rational Recovery:

• Website: rational.org

• Rational Recovery provides a self-help approach to overcoming addiction, emphasizing self-reliance and cognitive-behavioral techniques.
   

Recovery Dharma:

• Website: recoverydharma.org

• Recovery Dharma is a Buddhist-inspired approach to addiction recovery, focusing on mindfulness, meditation, and community support.
   

Refuge Recovery:

• Website: refugerecovery.org

• Refuge Recovery is a Buddhist-inspired addiction recovery program that uses mindfulness, meditation, and the Four Noble Truths as its foundation.
   

Secular Organizations for Sobriety (SOS):

• Website: sossobriety.org

• SOS is a non-religious, science-based recovery program that promotes abstinence and self-empowerment.
   

Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA):

• Website: saa-recovery.org

• SAA provides a supportive community for individuals seeking recovery from sex addiction and related behaviors, following a 12-step program.
   

Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA):

• Website: slaafws.org

• SLAA is a fellowship for individuals struggling with addictive patterns in sexual and romantic relationships, offering a path to recovery.
   

SMART Recovery:

• Website: smartrecovery.org

• SMART Recovery is a science-based program that empowers individuals to overcome addiction and addictive behaviors using evidence-based tools and techniques.
   

Spenders Anonymous (SA):
 

• Website: spenders.org

• SA offers support for individuals with compulsive spending and shopping habits, helping them regain control of their finances.
   

Women for Sobriety:

• Website: womenforsobriety.org

• Women for Sobriety is a support network specifically designed for women in recovery, focusing on emotional and spiritual growth.
   

Workaholics Anonymous (WA):

• Website: workaholics-anonymous.org

• WA is a fellowship for individuals struggling with workaholism and related issues, providing a structured program for recovery and balance.