You don’t have to recover alone.
We believe in a world where all women in or seeking recovery are celebrated, supported, and deemed essential to healthy communities. We accomplish this by inspiring hope, reducing stigma and empowering women to increase their recovery capital, heal themselves, and help other women to do the same.
You don’t have to recover alone.
We believe in a world where all women in or seeking recovery are celebrated, supported, and deemed essential to healthy communities. We accomplish this by inspiring hope, reducing stigma and empowering women to increase their recovery capital, heal themselves, and help other women to do the same.
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We are all recovering from something
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Online Programs
Online support and offerings to enhance your recovery experience and create lasting change.
Podcast
A collection of audio posts, interviews and recorded talks specially curated for our community.
Sharing Circles
Our coaches create supportive, non-judgmental spaces for women in or seeking recovery.
YOGA
Practice yoga online with Taryn Strong or take the Teacher Designation Program.
Coaching
Learn how to become a recovery coach or hire one of our coaches to support you in your recovery.
Retreats
Enjoy the self-care experience of a lifetime! Because you are worth it.
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SHE RECOVERS Foundation is a global grassroots movement currently consisting of more than 325,000 women in or seeking recovery from substance use disorders, other behavioral health issues and/or life challenges. This lifeline organization connects women through its virtual platforms and in-person community networks, provides resources and supports women to develop their own holistic recovery patchworks, and empowers them to thrive and share their successes. All efforts are designed to end the stigma and shame of “being in recovery” so that more women can heal and grow. A focus on research enables the organization to establish a more robust evidence base related to the efficacy of non-traditional recovery pathways.
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We Are All Recovering From Something
If I’ve learned anything over the past three decades of my own recovery – it is this. We are all recovering from something. Or many somethings.
Loving Each Other All The Way Through
Just as there are many paths to recovery, there are many paths to loving someone who is in active addiction. I am aware of the tactics often used in this situation: codependence, enabling, tough love, rock bottom. I am not offering an opinion on which path to take. Instead I am just sharing the story of my own family.
My Three Favorite Words of Wisdom
These are my three favorite words of encouragement. These words have seen me out of dark places and moments of uncertainty. These words bring me back to my center.
Embracing the Woo Woo in LA
The speakers and panelists of the She Recovers LA event were amazing. But it was the attendees – the women who had come to do what Tara Mohr described as “the ‘women’s work’ of our particular moment in history” – that kept the woo woo buzzing around me and through me and left me a little strung out in the best way possible.
We Are All Single Mothers
Single mothers make magic happen every day while the world remains unimpressed and forever worshipping at the altar of “rugged individualism,” an altar that inherently excludes mothers who are always a plus-one package.
Moving Beyond Botox and Religion
Botox was like a shot of tequila for my face – it artificially and temporarily smoothed out my external edges. But now my outsides most definitely do not match my insides. My face displays a false calm while my mind continues to buzz. Serenity eludes me.