Codependency Anonymous
What is codependency?
According to CODA, somewhere along the line, we learned to doubt our perception, discount our feelings, and overlook our needs. We looked to others to tell us what to think, feel, and behave. Other people supplied us with information about who we were and should be. It became more important to be compliant or avoidant rather than to be authentic, and we adopted rigid beliefs about what “should be.” We believed that if we could just “get it right,” things would be okay. When we “got it wrong,” our sense of security and self-worth evaporated.
Alcoholics Anonymous
A comprehensive resource and support hub for overcoming alcohol addiction. According to AA, they offer a beacon of hope and guidance, dedicated to providing insightful information and fostering a strong social network for our AA community members. Our mission resonates with the AA Traditions, aiming to be a pivotal part of your journey to sobriety. Click on the link below for more information.
supports and empowers survivors and their families with a wide range of services.
Evidence-based, early-intervention course that teaches participants about mental health and substance use challenges
Confidential mental health guidance, crisis and suicide prevention Hotline
dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness
Queer support if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else
