Enjoy an engaging day of yoga and meditation highlighting the science behind these practices, and set yourself on the path for good health, well being and wholeness at this special retreat! Click here for more information and to register online.
2016 Spring Luncheon with Patrick Kennedy
Join The Council on Recovery in Houston for their 2016 Spring Luncheon featuring, Patrick Kennedy. We hope to see you there! Click here for more information and to reserve your table today!
An Evening With J. Pittman McGehee, DD and Matt Russell, Ph.D.
What do spirituality, creative expression and recovery have to do with one another? Join us for an engaging conversation with Pittman and Matt as they explore how the spirit is as close as our breath, how creative expression is fundamentally spiritual, and how a deepened spirituality – whether within traditions or freed from them – is essential to an enduring recovery. Click here for more information and to register online.
The Gift of Experience
Through education, discussion and experiential activities, you will have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of the neuroscience behind mindfulness, meditation and experiential therapy and their effectiveness in treating the recovering population. Click here for more information and to register online.
Kundalini Yoga for the Addictive Mind
In this 6 week yoga series you will experience a powerful system of yogic science, known as Kundalini Yoga, which inspires and elevates the human consciousness. These simple techniques, working with body, breath, and mind, will help break habits, tendencies and addictions. Registration not required. For more information please click here.
Girl Power: Girls Self-Esteem Therapy Group
In this 8 week specialized therapy group, our licensed clinicians will work with girls to help them gain strength and support in a positive, safe, and judgement-free environment to deal with issues. Girls experience a decline in self-esteem between the ages of 12 and 13. Given the many challenges these young girls face in their lives, it is clear that preventative measures are necessary. For more information please click here.