Our Newcomers Support Group is open to all who are in their first 90 days of membership with OPLM. Come share your story and be with others who are at a similar stage of their journey. Learn about how our support groups work and how to navigate our website for the best member experience.
Gather with other parents who have kids in programs. Programs may be anything from treatment centers, therapeutic boarding schools, therapeutic wilderness programs, inpatient or outpatient programs such as IOPs, PHP, etc. We welcome all!
Gather with other parents who have children in Sober Living or that have graduated or left a program to be home or on their own. Programs may be anything from treatment centers, therapeutic boarding schools, therapeutic wilderness programs, inpatient or outpatient programs such as IOPs, PHP. We welcome all!
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Find support and strength with other men in this safe space — share your story, hear from others and find help and hope in community. This meeting is open to all who identify as a man.
Join this unique yoga class designed for parents and family members. This yoga session welcomes all levels and is based in trauma-informed yoga postures and movements. Here is a list of what to bring to yoga for OPLM participants. Comfortable clothes- to move your body in, like stretchy pants and a supportive top. Whatever attire […]
Our Meditation Support Groups are open to members of all experience levels and are an opportunity to take time to reflect, to breathe and simply to be. Each session ends with sharing time to help process the experience.
Come enjoy our Nurturing Minds, OPLM's weekly book club. This is an uplifting, safe, and empathetic space where we discuss thought-provoking books and diverse themes with an open dialogue, mutual respect, and an eagerness to learn from each other's experiences. Strapped for reading time? We will share a condensed version of the weekly reading as a […]
This support group is open to all who identify as women. Gather in this safe space to share your story and find help and hope in the company of other women on their own unique journeys of healing.
Grab a cup tea and join this space on Thursdays. Share what has helped you heal and hear from other parents. Explore topics of transformation that are uplifting and restorative with your community.
Of course the question that most parents have heard too many times is ‘Are we there yet?’. York’s humorous twist of words nudges us to think about mindfulness, how we manage to NOT be in the moment and what helped York in finding a practical path to mindfulness.
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If you or a loved one is in emotional distress or suicidal crisis, call 988.
