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The TPC is a safe, substance-free environment, providing recovery support, social and educational opportunities, and fellowship to anyone actively interested in recovery.
We are located on the corner of Bank and Center Streets - on the 2nd floor above the retail store "Climb High" - in downtown Burlington. The TPC is open 365 days a year in the hopes of being available to an alcoholic or addict when their time of needs comes up. Our hours of operation are:
Monday afternoons3:00 to 4:30 ~ Turning Point Center.
A six-session series
Participants are expected to attend all six-sessions.
NEW SESSIONS START EVERY WEEK.
Do you want to be in recovery? Will a 12-step program help you? Are you struggling with recovery?
This active, structured, experiential, educational workshop/group addresses myths about AA, CA, NA and recovery in general by creating a supportive environment for sharing and discussing experiences with recovery and 12-step programs (both positive and negative). Making Recovery Easier supports participants in connecting with a personally satisfying approach to recovery and reinforces the development of a personal path to recovery. These groups follow the research proven format developed for: Making Alcoholics Anonymous Easier (MAAEZ). Our experienced facilitator will assure the group is safe and that whatever is discussed during these sessions will not be shared anywhere else. This is an appropriate group for those new to the recovery process or for those who have some experience with AA, NA or CA but have not found recovery easy. If you’re struggling, this may help.
Participants need to pre-register by sending an email to:
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or by calling 802-861-3150.
A peer-to-peer recovery group… you don’t have to do this
alone
Come to provide and
receive support with others in recovery.Design a personalized plan, and talk about your struggles with others
who have been through the journey before.
The Turning Point Center of Chittenden County does not have any affiliation with any 12 step recovery groups.
The Turning Point is a non-profit organization that provides the space for various 12 step meetings, but the Turning Point is not affiliated with any of these groups.
The Turning Point Center is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive place for those interested in recovery, as well as their families, and is open to all that are seeking recovery.
