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April 2025
Mental Health Support Group
Participants have an opportunity to share their experiences, connect with others, gain support, and seek education surrounding the impacts of mental health.
Find out more »Effective Communication
A supportive environment for individuals looking to enhance their communication skills. The objectives; Develop active listening and empathetic responses, Enhance verbal and non-verbal techniques, Build confidence in expressing thoughts and…
Find out more »Courage to Change
A group for persons with substance use disorder that will focus on the recovery process and offer mutual support through discussion and self-evaluation.
Find out more »Acuwellness
Service offered EVERYDAY at BRC. Treatment involves the gentle placement of up to five small, sterilized disposable needles into specific sites on each ear. The participants sit quietly in a…
Find out more »SMART Recovery
SMART Recovery is an international community of peer support groups that help people recover from addictive and problematic behaviors, using a self-empowering and evidence-informed program. SMART stands for Self-Management and…
Find out more »Meditation
Start your morning with relaxation joining staff for a guided meditation.
Find out more »Mindfulness Journaling
Start your morning mindfully by journaling in a quiet and relaxing space with staff.
Find out more »MEE: Getting Started
The Motivational Education Experiential (MEE) series utilizes evidence-based practices in exploring addiction, mental health, and personal change theory to support individuals working towards their recovery. The journals included in the…
Find out more »Radical Openness
Definition A state of mind that involves actively seeking out uncomfortable areas of life to learn from them Goal To help people learn to establish social connections and improve their…
Find out more »Peer Support Group
A range of activities and interactions between people who share similar experiences of being diagnosed with mental health conditions, substance use disorders, or both.
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