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Category Archives: Addictions
Let JFCS Help You!
JFCS offers a mega-variety of support groups to assist in many different issues people or their loved ones may be dealing with. We’re adding new groups all the time! We have a ton of Caregiver Support groups, at all different … Continue reading
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‘Jewish Women in Recovery’ Meetup
On Sunday, March 18, please join JWIR (Jewish Women in Recovery) for coffee and conversation. This is for women who share the experiences of women in 12 Step Recovery. It is a social gathering for mutual support. Anonymity is the … Continue reading
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Friday Fall Updates!
JFCS has a great lineup for the second half of September, taking you into the cooler fall season. Coming up: -The Jewish Women in Recovery Group will have a meditation this Sunday (Sept. 18), open to all Jewish women who … Continue reading
Jewish Women in Recovery: New Year, New You
The Jewish Women in Recovery will host a short meditation followed by sharing to welcome the Jewish New Year on September 18. This is open to all Jewish women who currently participate in any 12-step recovery program. For more information … Continue reading
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One Woman’s Story…
The first time I heard the word “alcoholic”, my mother was talking with a friend. I asked what this word meant, and part of the explanation included, “but don’t worry because Jewish people don’t have this problem.” As I grew … Continue reading
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