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DC Home Group meeting this Thursday September 8th in Bethesda & Boundaries, Connection and Intimacy Boot Camp Saturday Oct 1st in Georgetown
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** Caron's DC Home Group Meeting for Alumni, Family & Friends
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Thursday September 8th at 7pm, pizza at 6:30pm

Caron DC
Bethesda Crossing
7315 Wisconsin Avenue
Suite 790 East
Bethesda, Maryland 20814

Our own Nate R will be leading this meeting! Each month we celebrate anniversaries with cake and chips. Please let us know if we might be celebrating your anniversary (our Maria O's was 8/28)!


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We know that getting help from someone who understands what you're going through is invaluable for long-term recovery. When you support other Caron alumni as they work through the challenges of life after treatment, you not only strengthen their recovery, you renew your own.

Our Fellowship group chair volunteers are Maura M. and Cathy C. please feel free to contact them directly if you have any questions or just want to check in!
Maura M. 703-314-2273 and mo20191@gmail.com (mailto:mo20191@gmail.com)
Cathy C 240-281-2142 and crowley10609@aol.com (mailto:crowley10609@aol.com)

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Registration is now open for our Boundaries, Connection and Intimacy Boot Camp with the always awesome Sharon Matthew - 1pm - 4pm on Saturday October 1st at the Westside Club of Georgetown. Please follow this link:
https://www.caron.org/events/2016/10/4th-annual-caron-dc-workshop

Staying connect to Caron – and helping others in the process – is an important aspect of the recovery journey.


Here’s how alumni, families, and friends can keep in touch on a regular basis. To learn more about each please click “control” and the highlighted text!
* Become a 12-Step Recovery Contact (http://www.caron.org/support-after-treatment/alumni-and-families/how-you-can-help)
* Participate in support groups and fellowship programs (http://www.caron.org/support-after-treatment/support-groups)
* Sign up (http://www.caron.org/support-after-treatment/alumni-and-families/stay-connected/newsletter-signup) for Caron newsletters
* Receive inspirational texts (http://www.caron.org/support-after-treatment/alumni-and-families/stay-connected/inspirational-texts)
* Attend our Chapel Service
* Stay in touch on facebook (http://www.facebook.com/caron) or twitter (http://www.twitter.com/carontreatment)
* Attend alumni events and workshops (http://www.caron.org/events)
* Find Ways to Give Back (http://www.caron.org/support-after-treatment/alumni-and-families/how-you-can-help) with Caron
* Submit inspirational or reflective stories, letters, poetry, or artwork to Caron’s newsletters: email submissions to Alumni@Caron.org (mailto:Alumni@Caron.org)
* Connect with others in Recovery for life, on the Caron Recovery Network (https://recovery.caron.org/lockdown) . Or if you are currently not a member, request to join the Caron Recovery Network: email Alumni@Caron.org (mailto:Alumni@Caron.org) to get started.

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