Online & Virtual recovery resources & support
During times of social distancing, we have to stay connected and well. Here are some virtual support options that may work for you:
AspenRidge Recovery is hosting FREE online recovery support groups every Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
AND LET’S KEEP SOCIALLY CONNECTED
The Phoenix is now live-streaming all our classes via Zoom.
As always, our classes at The Phoenix are designed for all levels from beginners onward.
Dos reuniónes de 12 pasos Narcoticos Anónimos. Todos los días a las 2pm y 6pm hora de New York.
Find a mutual support meeting.
Top 10 Mental Health Apps – Psychiatry Advisor
Code Blue – designed to provide teenagers struggling from depression or bullying with support when they need it
Breathe2Relax – app developed for stress management
Lantern – web and mobile-based platform that combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques with advice from real experts
PTSD Coach – developed by the Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Center for PTSD
Optimism – family of applications focused on self-tracking as a tool for coping with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and PTSD
Talkspace – seeks to make therapy more available by connecting users with one of over 200 licensed therapists via messaging
Big White Wall – community application where people can come together and talk about their problems with support from trained therapists
SAM: Self Help for Anxiety Management
IntelliCare – developed by researchers at Northwestern University to target symptoms of depression and anxiety
Equanimity – a meditation timer that also features graphical tracking and a journal feature.
Articles and Tools
The Temper : The Temper explores life through the lens of sobriety, addiction, and recovery. We acknowledge that whatever we struggle with has fundamentally changed the way we exist in the world. That’s often alcohol, but is just as likely to be food, smoking, social media, overspending—all the things we do to numb ourselves.