SMART® Informed Recovery - Wednesdays


SMART® Informed Recover Meeting

Create the change you need and want in a safe space. Effective for all types of addictive behaviors. 

  • Free & Confidential
  • Holistic Non-12 Step Approach
  • Student Peer Support
  • Learn Lifestyle Changes
  • Verification of Attendance (if needed)
  • Snack & Beverage Provided

*For MiraCosta students only

MONTHLY on the first Wednesdays
12:30pm-1:15pm

10/7/2026
11/4/2026
12/2/2026

Facilitated by Tammah Watts - Mental Health Counselor and SMART® Facilitator.
In person or Zoom! Rm. 14114 (Health Services) or email tammah.watts@miracosta.edu for Zoom link.

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  1. Lion RsSeptember 16, 2026 at 3:18 PM

    Support during recovery involves more than addressing substance use itself. An addiction support group can give individuals space to discuss triggers, relationships, daily challenges, and coping strategies with people who have faced similar circumstances, while professional guidance addresses individual needs.

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