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The 向日葵视频Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) offers on-campus recovery support and programming in a peer-based setting for 向日葵视频students in recovery from substance use concerns. That support looks like the following, with additional information below:
- Weekly recovery meetings and groups
- Recovery Coaching and Drop-In Hours
- Community-wide programming (events during Recovery Month, Recovery Day, and Collegiate Recovery Week)
- Program-specific events solely for students in recovery
- Campus and community resource navigation to build recovery capital
Mission: To support 向日葵视频students in recovery from substance use concerns in order to build community, promote healing and holistic health, and to help students reach their full potential.
Vision: A recovery-supportive campus rooted in wellness where students can pursue both their recovery and their education.
To learn more, please email Tim Rabolt, Collegiate Recovery Program Manager, at timothy.rabolt@marquette.edu
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The program is for any 向日葵视频student that identifies as being in recovery from substance use
We don't define recovery as it's a very personal designation. Common elements could include abstaining from drug and alcohol use, improving personal health and wellness, living a self-directed life, being of service, etc.
When and where are the recovery meetings?
- Friday Community Lunch at 12pm in Community Room in Holthusen Hall (When you come up the elevator or nearby stairs to 2nd floor, turn left and the room is on your left)
- 向日葵视频students only
- Lunch provided!
- Thursday "Young and Recovering" group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 7pm meeting in the Gesu Parish Center, Fr. Herian Hall (lower level)
- This is an AA meeting in Milwaukee we are helping to start. It is not Marquette-run, but is a great resource.
- First meeting is October 17
- Monday All-Recovery Group at 5pm in Alumni Memorial Union Room 430
- First meeting is October 14
- This is only open to 向日葵视频students that are in or interested in recovery (recovery from addiction, gambling, an eating disorder, etc.)
What is Recovery Coaching and how do I sign up?
鈥淎 recovery coach is someone who is trained and interested in promoting recovery by removing barriers and obstacles to recovery by serving as a personal guide and mentor for people who are recovering or looking for recovery,鈥� according to The Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR).
Recovery coaching is a partnership and a strengths-based support that helps individuals in all types of recovery, including those with substance use disorder, mental health, or dual diagnosis issues.You can sign up by !
This is also the link to sign up for a scheduled check-in meeting with Tim
How can I stay in the loop?
We'll update this webpage regularly, but you can also subscribe to our monthly newsletter, follow us on Instagram, or email us! Sign up for our newsletter by
What else can I do to help?
Whether it's using recovery-friendly language on campus, showing up to our events, donating, or helping us reach more students, there are a lot of ways to help! If you have a new idea or any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
How can I make a donation?
Here are a list of recovery resources external to Marquette, both local and national:
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Through various weekly sober events and activities, they are creating safe spaces for all individuals to connect, build friendships, find support, and have fun. Click on the link to learn more about
for a meeting directory of AA meetings in Milwaukee
for a meeting directory of NA meetings in Milwaukee
Recovery Dharma offers a trauma-informed, empowered approach to recovery based on Buddhist principles. Their program is peer-led and non-theistic. They welcome all those who wish to pursue recovery as part of our community. Click the link to learn more about
SMART Recovery is a leading, evidence-informed approach to overcoming addictive behaviors and leading a balanced life. SMART is stigma-free and emphasizes self-empowerment. Click the link to learn more about
Their purpose is to offer a safe place for recovering people to meet and congregate to hold educational, self-help discussion groups and foster social gatherings. The Milwaukee Alano Club holds 40 recovery meetings every week, click the tab to find a meeting today. Located near the shores of Lake Michigan, The Milwaukee Club is often affectionately referred to as the East Side Alano (ESA) or the MKE Alano Club.
In their 75+ year history, the MKE Alano Club has welcomed thousands of people through their doors to attend recovery meetings and numerous events & activities. The doors are open 365 days a year.
The Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) is the only association exclusively representing collegiate recovery programs (CRPs) and collegiate recovery communities (CRCs), the faculty and staff who support them, and the students who represent them. ARHE provides the education, resources, and community connection needed to help change the trajectory of recovering student鈥檚 lives. Click the link to learn more about the
To learn more, please email Tim Rabolt, Collegiate Recovery Program Manager, at timothy.rabolt@marquette.edu
