Springfield Recovery Community Center (SRCC)
(Your local resource for recovery support.)
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Springfield Recovery Community Center is a safe haven for those who are reclaiming hope.
The mission statement of SRCC is empowering people in recovery to regain hope, enjoy life and become a vital part of the community.
Long-term recovery is a lifestyle the includes:
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Making new friends
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Learning healthy choices
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Experiencing personal growth
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Giving back to the community
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Groups and Classes
SMART Recovery stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training- it is a 4-point program designed to help people from all walks of life recover from abusive and addictive behaviors. SMART is designed for people who do not identify as spiritual or religious or are looking for a science-based approach to recovery, 12-step programs may not feel like the right method of healing and support.
Good Dad’s is a program to help fathers learn how to be the best parent they can and give skills and tools for what circumstances may come up. Good Dads starts October 7th at 6:30pm
Family Support group is coming back soon. Families want the best for their children, to nurture their growth and development. Families with children who have addiction and or mental health problems want the same for their children/adult children/family members, but often face additional challenges, including great stress, social isolation, and financial strain. Families may become over whelmed, and find it difficult navigating the service system for their loved one, and to find social and emotional support for themselves. "Family Support" helps families access a broad array of supports and services, including formal supports and informal supports (such as parent-to-parent connections) and a community system of services that promote the well-being of families and their children with addiction and or mental health issues. The Family Support Program works with families, communities, and service providers to promote and provide support for families
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NA - People have all sorts of reasons for attending NA meetings, but the purpose of each meeting is to give NA members a place to share recovery with other addicts. If you are not an addict, look for an open meeting, which welcomes non-addicts. If you’re an addict or think you might have a drug problem, we suggest a meeting every day for at least 90 days to get to know NA members and our program.
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