Programs
The Wellbriety Movement
The Wellbriety Movement is the 21st Century effort on the part of Native Americans in Recovery to create the opportunity for individuals, families, communities and nations to live sober and balanced lives; healthy lives that are balanced emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually. Since the time of Handsome Lake, there have been efforts to make healthy changes in the Native American community. Black Elk spoke of the hoop being broken, but now we are joining with thousands of other sober Native Americans to mend that hoop, to restore a sense of connectedness, meaning, and wellness for Native Americans.
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Wellbriety Programs for Re-Entry Support and Relapse Prevention
Building a community network for supporting those in recovery who are returning from prison or treatment centers.
Medicine Wheel & 12 Steps Program for Women
Medicine Wheel & 12 Steps Program for Men
Warrior Down
A community support program for relapse prevention that helps individuals find work, get back into school, connect with emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual resources. Peers in the Native American recovery community provide support as recovery coaches to help the individual find the resources needed while gaining confidence in the recovery process.
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Recovery Services Coaches
A Guide of Roles and Responsibilities
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National Resources for Reentry
The following national organizations provide resources that may be helpful in developing a reentry initiative in your state or community.
