The RPR Group, Relapse Prevention and Recovery is now accepting new members.
If you are challenged in one or more of the following areas, we welcome you!
- Alcohol or drug use
- Depression, Anxiety, and/or ADHD
- Bipolar Disorder and Personality Disorders
- Gambling
- Excessive sleeping that interferes with life
- Shopping
- Self-injurious behavior(s)
- Anger
- Gaming/electronic device overuse
- Compulsive working/career building
- Pornography/sexual acting out
- Lying
- Binge, purge and/or restrictive eating patterns
We all cycle through thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Sometimes, though, those cycles get stuck and life doesn’t move the way we want it to. Maybe you are already talking to a counselor, have tried medication, doing all the self-care you can do, and still aren’t making much headway. Perhaps you’ve heard of or tried AA, NA, or SLAA and realized the “A” meetings are just not for you.
The RPR Group is an alternative to a 12-step or support group, fully equipped to provide you with tools, education, and connection as you figure life out in your own way.
This group meets in person in the IMF Group Room, is led by a therapist, and welcomes members on an ongoing basis. Participants may choose to attend one or more groups per week.
Meeting Information
In-Person Group
Any RPR member who has completed the 12-week skills group is welcome to join Continuing Care. Facilitated by counselors at IMF, this group will help you continue to meet your recovery goals alongside others in a nonjudgmental environment. A common language skillset allows for safety and comfort within the group. We look forward to seeing you!
Weekly
RPR meets weekly for 1.25 hours. This group often meets midday to allow members to attend work and participate in other daily activities with minimal interruption.
Payment
Members are billed $75/week for RPR Group.
Approach
RPR is a structured group that explores the root causes of cyclical behaviors and experiences that no longer work the way you want them to. You will learn how to develop strategies to relate to and in life in a way that aligns with your identity and your values. This group provides support and connection as you practice the strategies you learn throughout the week. RPR is based on cognitive behavioral and motivational interviewing research-based techniques.
Now Running
Tuesdays, 11:30-12:45 p.m. — Creative Strategies in RPR
Participants explore the traditional RPR material in creative ways, such as through art, music, story-telling, and mindfulness techniques.
Thursdays, 11:30-12:45 p.m. — RPR
This group is a combination of an interpersonal process group and a behavioral skills group.
Participants may choose to attend one or both groups simultaneously.