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Buddhist Recovery Meetings: United States > Washington
5th Precept / Mindful Recovery
Day/time: Fridays (weekly) — 5:15pm - 6:45pm
Red Cedar Dharma Hall
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Mindful Recovery is a peer support group that explores the relationship between mindfulness, Buddhist teachings, and the 12-step path to recovery from addictive behavior. Our weekly meetings focus on mindfulness meditation practice and developing insight into the habitual thoughts and patterns that drive our unskillful behaviors.
The format includes silent meditation, readings from Buddhist, mindfulness, and 12-step recovery literature, and discussion and sharing.
Our group is not affiliated with any Buddhist center or 12-step recovery program, and is not a substitute for 12-step meetings or dharma study. We honor the 12-step traditions of anonymity and confidentiality.
Contact:
Bekah or Leigh - Email- bekahbfree at hotmail dot com - leighawirth at gmail dot com
Refuge Reecovery
Day/time: Saturdays (weekly) — 6:00 - 7:00pm
Red Cedar Dharma Hall
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Open to all, no prior experience in Buddhism or meditation necessary.
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact:
Kelly - Phone- 360-676-4485 Email- kelly at belairclinic dot com
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Wednesdays (weekly) — 6:00 - 7:00pm
Shambhala Center
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Open to all, no prior experience in Buddhism or meditation necessary. This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book "Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery".
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact: Jeremy - Phone- 360-319-7047
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Mondays — 7:15pm - 8:15pm
Refuge Recovery - Burlington
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book "Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery".
Attendance Slips Signed
Contact:
Anthony Phone- 360-941-9100 Email- bryant dot a at gmail dot com
Eight Step Recovery - NEW TIME!
Day/time: Sundays (weekly) — 4:30 - 6:00pm
Unity Center for Positive Living
Other info:
The Eight Step Recovery support group will cover the teachings of Vimalasara Valerie Mason-John and Dr. Paramabandhu Groves from their book “Eight Step Recovery - Using the Buddha's teachings to overcome addiction”.
We have a 3 minute meditation, a 15 minute meditation, and work through the book. All are welcome, not just those with a drug or alcohol related addiction.
Addiction is defined as any behavior, substance-related or not, that brings temporary pleasure or relief, a behavior one craves but is unable to stop despite negative consequences. We hope this group will be a support for you in your recovery and that it will lead you to a happier, more fulfilling way of life.
Contact:
Karen and Chris - Phone- 425-772-0724 Email- karenf81092 at gmail dot com
Website(s)- Unity Center for Positive Living
One Breath at a Time - Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Sundays — 7:00pm - 8:30pm
North West Resources
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book “Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery,”.
Contact:
Jacob Email- iaxobus at gmail dot com
Website(s)- Battlefield Addiction
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Mondays — 7:00 - 8:00pm
Refuge Recovery - Kirkland @ Unitarian Kirkland Church
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book "Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery".
Contact:
Susan Email- eastsiderefuge at gmail dot com
Buddhist 12-Step Study Group
Day/time: Thursdays (weekly) — 6:30pm - 8:00pm
First Christian Church, Library
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Participants each briefly report on their meditation and recovery work at the start of each meeting. Guided group meditation follows. The group breaks for tea, questions and answers, and a little conversation after meditation. The last 45 minutes together are structured by group reading & discussion of 12-Step Buddhist Literature to support participants’ walk down the eight-fold path and recovery. A new book is read every six to eight months.
Contact:
Steven Aldrich - Email- stvnald at aol dot com
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Wednesdays — 7:00pm
Nalanda Institute
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book “Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery,”.
Contact:
Phone- 360-791-1728 Email- sproutdog at gmail dot com
Eight Step Recovery
Day/time: Mondays (Except 1st Monday of the month) — 6:00pm - 7:30pm
P.O.W.E.R.
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Please Note: There is no meeting at P.O.W.E.R. on the first Monday of every month. The first Monday of the month is reserved for Business meeting and Buddhist Recovery Sangha Social at rotating locations. Contact Thomas 360.358.2379 for info.
Eight Step Recovery uses Buddhist teachings and tools to overcome addiction. The Eight Step program is a set of mindfulness teachings outlining a suggested course of action for recovery from addiction, stinking thinking, negative mental states, and compulsive and obsessive behaviors. This is a safe meeting for all including Trans/Queer/People of Color.
Eight Step Recovery is an inclusive resource and can be used in addition to any other recovery program including AA, NA, Refuge Recovery, SMART, etc. For members of AA/NA it can be an expression of the 11th step.
Contact:
Thomas - Phone- 360-358-2379 Email- finding dot valentine at gmail dot com
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Sundays — 6:00pm
Nalanda Institute
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book “Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery,”.
Contact:
Phone- 360-791-1728 Email- sproutdog at gmail dot com
InterCommunity Recovery Meeting
Day/time: Tuesdays — 7:00pm - 8:30pm
115 Legion Way
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Using collected wisdom from multiple recovery traditions including Buddhism, Integral Recovery & 12 Steps, as well as modern holistic healing philosophies, this peer support meeting focuses on community, empowerment, and knowledge to aid in healing from addiction and compulsive behaviors.
This collaborative InterCommunity group welcomes all, including members from AA/NA, Eight Step Recovery, Refuge Recovery, Buddhist Recovery, SMART, ect. and people new or curious about recovery. Meeting format: Meditation, Reading and Sharing.
Contact:
Phone- 360.358.2379 Email- finding dot valentine at gmail dot com
Buddhism & Recovery peer study group
Day/time: Thursday nights (Weekly) — 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Peer Seattle (formerly SASG)
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This is a peer led meditation and discussion group on Buddhism and recovery, founded in Jan. of 2010. The format includes sitting meditation, a reading on Dharma & recovery, and open discussion on the reading and recovery support. We share facilitation within the group by signing up on a calendar, using a “script” of the meeting format. We do not teach meditation, but offer support for those who wish to find further meditation instruction. The group is not affiliated with any specific Buddhist or 12-step recovery fellowship, all are welcome. 1st THURS. EACH MONTH - MEDITATION PRACTICE, STUDY & DISCUSSION MEETING
This peer group is sponsored by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org
Contact:
Emily Email- emilyshimada2 at gmail dot com
Website(s)- SASG
Heart of Recovery Group
Day/time: Wednesdays — 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Seattle Shambhala Center
Other info:
The Heart of Recovery is a group meeting at the Seattle Shambhala annex focused on sharing support while bringing together contemplative practice and a commitment to recovery to addictions of all kinds. Newcomers will learn basic meditation techniques to enhance, not replace, their own recovery program in a familiar and comfortable environment. Experienced meditators will discover new ways to deepen their current practice while supporting the group.
Meeting format includes:
- Sitting meditation practice
- A topic offering in the form of brief comments or a reading by the night's facilitator
- Discussion and exploration by group members
- Sharing our experience, strength and hope
- Dedication of merit
Open to all who are:
- Buddhist practitioners from any tradition
- 12 Step practitioners from any program
- Individuals interested in exploring the relationship of meditation to recovery from addiction and addictive behaviors.
The meeting is free to attend, but we ask for a donation of any size to help cover rent.
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact:
Email- heartofrecovery at seattleshambhala dot org
Website(s)- seattle.shambhala.org
Morning meditation & recovery group
Day/time: Sundays (weekly) — 10:00am - 11:00am
Seattle Area Support Groups (SASG)
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Join us as we support each other in developing a daily meditation practice and share the challenges and celebrations of a life of sobriety.
We welcome all from any recovery path or Buddhist tradition.
Just bring your interest in Buddhist practice and learn how meditation can enhance your current recovery program.
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact:
Noah - Email- noahdorson at gmail dot com
Meditation and Discussion
Day/time: Tuesdays (weekly) — 6:00pm - 7:15pm
Seattle Area Support Groups (SASG)
Other info:
Peer led support group where you can practice meditation for well being and healing from recovery of any kind
All are Welcome
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact:
Noah - Email- noahdorson at gmail dot com
Mindful Recovery
Day/time: Tuesdays and Thursdays (weekly) — 7:30 - 8:30pm
Fremont Recovery Sangha - Center for Holistic Health and Fitness
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20 minutes of mindfulness meditation followed by a short reading Of Buddhist teachings and dharma related to recovery. The meeting will then be open for group and peer share followed by a short closing meditation.
Contact:
Jeremy - Email- risingsunmindfulness at gmail dot com
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Saturdays (weekly) — 8:00pm - 9:30pm
The Vajra on 10th
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book “Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery,”.
Contact:
Rachael - Email- rachaelsavage11 at gmail dot com
Website(s)- Find "Refuge Recovery of Seattle" on facebook
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Wednesdays (weekly) — 8:00pm - 9:30pm
The Vajra on 10th
Other info:
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book “Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery,”.
Contact:
Rachael - Email- rachaelsavage11 at gmail dot com
Website(s)- Find "Refuge Recovery of Seattle" on facebook
Meditation and Discussion
Day/time: Fridays (weekly) — 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Seattle Area Support Groups (SASG)
Other info:
Peer led support group where you can practice meditation for well being and healing from recovery of any kind
All are Welcome
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact:
Noah - Email- noahdorson at gmail dot com
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Sundays (weekly) — 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Congregational United Church of Christ
Other info:
Refuge Recovery West Seattle is a peer-led recovery program using Buddhist principals as a path to freedom from addictions of all kinds.
All are welcome.
We are located up the stairs and to the left, Attendance slips signed.
Also I noticed that old Noah retreat dates are still up on the website and need to be taken down. No further Noah retreats should be listed, as his teaching credentials have been removed. Thank you for all you do!
Contact:
Susan - Email- wsrefuge at gmail dot com
Website(s)- https://www.facebook.com/RefugeRecoverySeattle/
Refuge Recovery
Day/time: Sundays — 8:00am
Downtown Tacoma
Other info:
Refuge Recovery: Is a mindfulness-based addiction recovery community that practices and utilizes Buddhist philosophy as the foundation of the recovery process. Drawing inspiration from the core teachings of the Four Noble Truths, emphasis is placed on both knowledge and empathy as a means for overcoming addiction and its causes. Those struggling with any form of addiction greatly benefit when they are able to understand the suffering that addiction has created while developing compassion for the pain they have experienced. We hope to serve you, and meet you on the path.
This meeting is based on the Buddhist recovery meeting format outlined by Noah Levine in his book "Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery".
Contact: Chris Phone- [253] 844-5338 Website(s)- refugerecoverywashington.org - www.facebook.com/
Refuge recovery
Day/time: Tuesdays — 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Peace Health Education Center
Other info:
Refuge Recovery: Is a mindfulness-based addiction recovery community that practices and utilizes Buddhist philosophy as the foundation of the recovery process. Drawing inspiration from the core teachings of the Four Noble Truths, emphasis is placed on both knowledge and empathy as a means for overcoming addiction and its causes. Those struggling with any form of addiction greatly benefit when they are able to understand the suffering that addiction has created while developing compassion for the pain they have experienced.
Contact: Website(s)- www.refugerecovery.org
Buddhist 12 Step Recovery
Day/time: Mondays (weekly) — 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Sit Happens - Woodinville Unitarian Universalist Church
Other info:
We start our meeting with a quick check-in. Each person shares what has been going on with them lately. This gives us a chance to get to know each other better. Next, we take turns reading aloud from the current book selection on Buddhism and recovery. Then, we do a 20 minute silent meditation. After meditating, we have an open discussion about the material we read. We close with a 5 minute meditation and dedication of our practice.
This group is supported by Northwest Buddhist Recovery www.nwbuddhistrecovery.org.
Contact:
Gary - Email- gary at tomlinsongroup dot net
Website(s)- www.wuuc.org
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