We’re pleased to welcome you for meetings and workshops 6 days a week. Please contact us for any access needs as Zoom or telephone options may be available.
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See our September schedule below, or you can download a PDF to print or save on your computer.
We’re pleased to welcome you for meetings and workshops 6 days a week. We are observing COVID safety protocols for our in-person meetings.
Follow our page on Facebook for schedule changes: Safe Harbor Recovery Center | Facebook.
See our schedule below, or you can download a PDF to print or save on your computer.
Parents face more challenges than ever in having effective prevention conversations with their teens around marijuana use. Despite the fact that this drug is more potent than ever, perception of harm is at an all-time low due to legalization, medicinal use and methods of ingesting like vaping and edibles which seem so much easier and more palatable. We can’t give up! In this webinar, we will explore the important role parents play, discuss the landscape of cannabis products our kids may be exposed to, and learn how we can reduce the chances of our teens using.
Presenter Christine Storm has worked as a substance use prevention educator with Caron Treatment Centers since 2004. Over the years she has facilitated prevention and early intervention services in schools and child-serving agencies in the Greater Philadelphia, Washington DC regions and beyond. Christine has developed a reputation as a dynamic presenter who works effectively with a wide variety of student, parent and professional audiences. She has presented on the perils of substance use at many local and national conferences and has represented Caron extensively in the media.
Date: June 30
Time: 8:00 – 9:00 pm EST
Register here.
***Please note that since this is a rebroadcast you will not be able to participate in the question and answer section at the end***
Mike and Devin from the Monadnock region are on a mission to raise money and awareness for suicide prevention!!
Mike Mariani and Devin McLaughlin are two Keene High School students that were going on a 700-mile New England (New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont) bicycle journey to raise money and awareness for suicide prevention.
Mike and Devin lost their brother and friend Nate to suicide in 2018 when he was 16. During their trip, Mike and Devin will be handing out brochures and sharing information online as they raise money for the Samaritans, a suicide prevention agency that can be found at www.samaritansnh.org. You can read more about Mike and Devin on their website, Facebook page, and Instagram account.
Mike and Devin will be in Manchester on this Sunday, June 28th, 2020 from 3:00PM-4:00PM at Lake Massabesic outside near the lake entrance. Mike and Devin will be telling their story and answering questions from those in attendance. We will encourage physical distancing and face coverings. Look for signs. Here is a link to the Facebook event page if you would like to RSVP and keep up to date. Please reach out to jes@mih4u.org with any questions.
Granite Pathways is pleased to share an update from Faces & Voices of Recovery and we encourage your participation in a discussion about diversity, equity, and inclusion.
This event is free and open to everyone.
Date: June 16, 2020
Time: 6:30 PM EDT
Meeting via Zoom
Register here.
On April 24, 2020, Faces & Voices committed to releasing an action plan within 30 days to address diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and to lift voices from communities of color or other marginalized groups.
On May 22, 2020 we released that action plan. Read it here.
These actions will in no way solve the problems associated with race, gender, and other marginalized populations within the national recovery movement. Our goal is to amend our mistakes, move forward, and continue to grow in recovery.
Please join us at our community forum if you would like to share your thoughts and feelings with us.
We want to hear from you.
UPDATE: As of June 15, 2020 this workshop is filled – thank you to all who registered!
Are You Someone Who….
• has a loved one who is using or misusing substances?
• understands the value of family education and support?
• is able to volunteer to lead or co-lead a family parent support group?
NAMI New Hampshire is providing support group facilitator training in a virtual setting.
June 26-27, 2019
9:00am –12:00pm
Both days required to receive certificate
MUST REGISTER WITH EMAIL BY JUNE 23.
For more information or to apply for this training, contact Lynn Fuller:
hopeforfamilies123@gmail.com
603-817-6174
On May 28 at 11 am, New Futures will be joined by a panel of public health experts to discuss the need for a state Tobacco 21 law. This webinar will explore the impacts of the vaping epidemic on Granite State youth, rationale and evidence behind Tobacco 21 policies, and the positive impact these policies have had on reducing youth tobacco use rates. Now is the time to be mindful of our health and that of those around us. Tobacco 21 is an evidence based solution that supports prevention, healthy development, and longterm health and safety of our youth. This webinar will be hosted by Kate Frey (New Futures), and the discussion panelists will include Dr. Albee Budnitz, Jessica E. Morton (DPHS), Liz Brochu (CADY), Kim Coronis (Breathe NH). Click here for more details and to register.
What?
The pandemic landscape is constantly shifting. As parents and children move from school to summer, panic to agitation, loss to boredom, Lynn will discuss the consistent skills we can use to help our children (and ourselves) and the emotional adjustments we’ll need to make as we move forward.
Where?
Online Zoom Event—Join Meeting Here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89785148298
Meeting ID: 897 8514 8298
One tap mobile
+1 646 558 8656 ,,89785148298# US (New York)
When?
Tuesday, June 2, 2020
6:00-7:30PM
Questions? Contact Liz: ebrochu@cadyinc.org
This forum will be on the topic of Sober Living (Recovery Residences) facilities and homes in NH, and NHCORR’s efforts to accredit these facilities.
It’s hard enough to find safe, supportive sober living when straight out of treatment and early in recovery. Since mid-March many recovery residences have been facing unique challenges. Reoccurrence of residents condition, unemployment, delays in paying rent, and challenges to the culture and balance of recovery residence communities are emerging. Becoming accredited by NHCORR can help with some of these things (i.e. rental assistance), bus as we are finding, the Covid 19 response is still very challenging to our recovery community, and those providing safe places to live.
For more details and registration: visit this link.
INFO@GRANITEPATHWAYS.ORG
