Refuge Recovery World Services
Noah Levine
October RRWS Q & A Office Hours
October RRWS Q & A Office Hours
October RRWS Q & A Office Hours
Saturday 23rd October 2021
Explore Refuge Recovery's October Q&A with Noah Levine, focusing on community support, medication policies, and the program's growth.
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Mindful Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Refuge Recovery October Q&A: Building a Stronger Community Together
As a sangha, not only the secretary, the group rep the door person, but really, hopefully we'll get to the place where there's enough people with enough recovery that if you're in a meeting and somebody's really doing something inappropriate, you will unmute yourself and say: not cool, stop it.
Curious about how a Buddhist-oriented recovery program handles the nitty-gritty of community and organizational challenges? This episode of Refuge Recovery’s October Q&A dives into just that. Noah Levine and the Refuge Recovery World Services team open the floor to questions from the community, addressing a range of topics that are crucial for anyone on the path to recovery. From policies on prescription medications to tackling inappropriate behavior within the sangha, the discussion is both enlightening and practical.
The conversation also touches on the program’s growth and how it continues to adapt to meet the needs of its members. One key takeaway is the emphasis on community accountability—holding each other responsible and speaking up when necessary. Whether you're part of the Refuge Recovery community or simply exploring different recovery options, this episode offers valuable insights into how a supportive network can make all the difference.
Tune in to hear how Refuge Recovery is evolving and expanding, and why community building is at the heart of its mission.