Next Steps in Recovery: A Healing Group for You
One of the most common questions I hear from clients finishing treatment is, “Brian, what can I do for accountability now that I’m leaving treatment?” or “Where can I find ongoing support?” Well… look no further! If you have completed treatment for substance use, whether recently or in the past, and need ongoing support, then this group is for you. If you are in individual therapy and yearn for interaction with others experiencing similar challenges, then this group is for you. Or maybe you’ve been in recovery for a while, but something’s missing. This group is for you. This group is for you if you have some experience in recovery, and you’re looking to broaden, deepen, or jumpstart your recovery.
“Brian... combines science, psychology and compassion to open a safe forum of sharing between individuals.”
One of the most powerful aspects of being in a group is collective transformation. When one or a few start to get it, the rest quickly join - it’s contagious! You will be a part of that. In this circle of like-minded friends, you’ll experience acceptance, belonging, laughter, and tears - maybe some things you haven’t seen in a long time. The more you share of yourself, the more you’ll be embraced and feel the strength that comes in community. Through developing trust in the company of companions that get you, you’ll begin to see the possibility of once again trusting yourself. It’s true: others see in us what’s difficult to see in ourselves. As others reflect what they see in you, you’ll catch a glimpse of your own inner value and worth. And that’s what it’s all about. That’s where real recovery happens.
“(Brian has) a beautiful gift for creating a space filled with trust, kindness, acceptance, and hope.”
Change can happen when you commit to it and are willing to work at it. But deep, lasting, fundamental transformation happens in relationship to others…in connection…in community.
Be seen.
Experience belonging. Rediscover passion. Reconnect to wonder. Let the colors of your world come back to life.
“I’ve worked with Brian for the last two years and can say that he is truly one of the most skilled group facilitators that I have worked with in my career. He is kind, compassionate, and a true advocate for those recovering from a wide range of mental health and substance use issues looking to make changes in their lives. I consider it an honor to be connected to Brian personally and professionally, and cannot recommend his services highly enough.”
Currently welcoming new members! Get all the deets here!!
What: Next Steps in Recovery
When: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Where: Boulder Healing Hub, 1650 38th, St #100e in Boulder (near Arapahoe and Foothills Parkway)
How: We work through life together and share rich interaction and experience with each other. Following a time of check-in and getting current, there is usually a short educational presentation on a topic pertinent to the discussion. Optional additional accountability through UAs available upon request.
Fine print: $45 per session billed weekly via credit card. If you choose the optional UA service, a one-time $40 fee will be charged to cover the cost of this additional service. To aid in accountability, which can be hard to find outside of treatment, a minimum 12-week commitment to the group is required. As an additional measure of accountability, credit card on file will be charged regardless of your presence or absence from the group - but we really do want to see your smiling face every Tuesday! Of course, exceptions will be made for extenuating circumstances.
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Your facilitator
Group facilitator Brian Klink of Living Color Healing is an experienced, talented facilitator, recovery coach, and somatic coach. Brian has been developing and hosting recovery-based workshops at Boulder, CO, area treatment centers for more than three years. In working on his own recovery, Brian spent many years as a participant in recovery-based therapeutic groups where he developed a keen passion for the transformative power of the group experience. Because he has felt the pain and loss of addiction and the challenge of recovery, Brian can relate. As a professional in addiction recovery, he has honed his compassion for those who are suffering through his training in trauma and its impact on addictive and compulsive behavior. See more about Brian here.
Have questions about Next Steps in Recovery? Please fill out the contact form below or email us at livingcolorhealing@gmail.com.