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Collegiate Recovery Community
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Collegiate Recovery Community
Collegiate Recovery Community is a peer support-based community to provide and connect folks in recovery or seeking recovery from chemical and/or behavioral addiction (such as substance use, gambling, gaming, and more) to the necessary services, resources, and opportunities to help them thrive at ISU.
The mission of Collegiate Recovery program is to be a support-based, student-focused program that provides and connects students in recovery or seeking recovery to the support resources and substance free spaces necessary to achieve their optional level of academic success and wellbeing.
- The Collegiate Recovery Community is NOT the following:
- CRC is not treatment. However, we can connect you to treatment options available on campus and in the community.
- CRC is not a crisis service or 24/7 support service. However, we can connect you with crisis services available on campus and in the community.
- CRC is not 12-step based. CRC can connect students to 12-step based programs in the community if they are interested. Students can be involved in community 12-step based programs and also participate in any CRC support services on campus. We want students to be connected with and utilize any and all resources that will help them be successful at ISU.
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Peer Support Meetings
ISU’s All Recovery Meetings are weekly peer-support meetings for students who are looking to gain more independence from substances and other addictive behaviors. Meetings are semi-structured and facilitated by graduate students. We welcome all students in their path of recovery! Whether you’re a student who has been in recovery for years, or a student who is experiencing more bad things than good from drinking, there’s a seat for you. All Recovery offers connection, validation, and the opportunity to learn or teach others.
No need to reserve a spot or contact us before, feel free to just stop by! All Pathways to Recovery are Welcome!
All Recovery meetings are in the Be Well Space (2030 Student Services Building).