At The Camp Recovery Center, we know that residential treatment is just one piece of the lifelong journey of recovery. During your time at The Camp, we will make aftercare planning a priority so that you feel prepared to return to your family with a strong foundation for sobriety.
Throughout your stay, we will discuss the challenges you may face as you acclimate to being back in your home environment, and identify the strengths that will help you navigate them. One of the most effective ways to stay true to your goals for recovery is to connect with others who have shared similar experiences. Addiction leaves many people feeling isolated, but local support groups put you in a setting where you can gain valuable encouragement from others.
Throughout San Jose & Santa Cruz, California area we are fortunate to have a wide variety of support groups available both for the individual struggling with addiction and/or mental health issues and friends or family members.
Co-Dependents Anonymous
Addiction and mental illness can make it difficult to put healthy boundaries in place. This group was created to assist individuals in building healthy and loving relationships. This group is open to anyone who wishes to improve his or her interpersonal dynamics.
Find a Co-Dependents Anonymous Group in California
The Compassionate Friends
Often, addiction and mental health occur simultaneously, and sustaining the loss of a loved one can illicit unhealthy behaviors as you grapple to cope with the pain of the experience. This is especially true for families who suffer the loss of a child, and the mission of The Compassionate Friends is to provide comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, or a grandchild.
Find a Compassionate Friends Group in California
Survivors of Suicide Loss
Losing a loved one to suicide is an incredibly painful experience, and sometimes this form of loss can be isolating. But with help from Survivors of Suicide Loss, survivors can have a safe space to express their feelings in a comforting, judgement-free environment
Find a Survivors of Suicide Loss Group in California
Mental Health America of California
Mental Health America of California is a perfect resource for finding a wide variety of support groups. If you are looking for a comprehensive list of resources in your community, this organization is an excellent place to start. Whether you’re interested in addiction or mental health-focused groups, this organization can help you find the type of support group that’s right for you.
Find a Mental Health of California Group in California
Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA)
Adult children of alcoholics often experience lasting feeling of shame, fear, and co-dependence that can cause problems in many aspects of life. But being in an environment with other that share similar experiences, these individuals can heal from the past and overcome the challenges that stem from growing up in a dysfunctional home.
Find an Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA) in California
The National Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain Association
Dealing with chronic pain can make you more susceptible to addiction and certain mental health concerns. But there are healthy ways of coping with this difficult condition, and support groups from The National Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain Association can help.
Find a National Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain Association group in California
Addiction Support Groups in California
There is no perfect form of support for every individual. You may be surprised at how many different types of groups are available in your area.
Find an Addiction Support Group in California
Learn More Today
To learn more about support groups in your area, or for additional details about The Camp’s ability to support your long-term recovery efforts, please contact us at any time. A member of our team is available at any time to answer all of your questions and help you make the most informed decisions for yourself or a loved one.
