Serenity Recovery Connection

06/01/2026

BY POPULAR DEMAND!!! BINGO IS BACK!!!

Join us for an evening of fun, pizza, and prizes. Bring the kids! Bring your friends! There's no cost to play, and the eats are on us!

COME PLAY BINGO WITH US!

985 W. Fillmore
COS

5:00 to 7:00 PM

05/30/2026

05/29/2026

SRC’s Community Conversation: Hope and Healing for Families on May 28 was a tremendous success, bringing together family members, community partners, and recovery advocates to explore practical ways to support loved ones affected by substance use. Attendees learned effective communication strategies, including active listening techniques and constructive approaches for difficult conversations. The discussion emphasized the importance of leading with compassion, hope, and empathy while maintaining healthy boundaries.

Participants left with practical tools, greater understanding, and renewed confidence in their ability to support recovery while caring for their own well-being.

05/29/2026

Push, Pull, Dangle – From A Community Conversation: Hope and Healing for Families at SRC.
Serenity Recovery Connection’s Rachel Fowler and family therapist Will Walls of Walls Counseling demonstrate an easy technique for focusing on your body before having difficult conversations with a family member. Awareness of your emotions and how they make you feel physically is key during these discussions. Being mindful and relaxing your body rather than tensing it will keep you grounded as you face those conversations.

05/29/2026

Panelists at SRC’s Community Conversation: Hope and Healing for Families (left to right): Lisa Pecoraro, Liz Herod, and Monica Rascon.

Drawing from their lived experience, they shared insights, answered questions, and engaged in meaningful conversations with attendees. While some discussions became emotional, the atmosphere remained supportive and heartfelt, with participants finding encouragement, connection, and hope through the panelists’ recovery journeys.

05/29/2026

Ready for the first step or the next step in your recovery, but not sure where to go next? SRC maintains a Resource Network Library to give you the information you want.

This is why we’re here.

There’s never a cost to be listed as a resource, and access to the resource library is free—just follow the link below.

https://srchope.org/src-resource-network/

You’ll find listings for:
• Detox
• Dual diagnosis care
• Medication-assisted recovery and treatment
• Medicaid transportation services
• Mutual aid support groups
• In/Outpatient treatment centers
• Sober living homes
• And services for seniors

Serenity Recovery Connection – We recover together.

05/29/2026

Recovery coaches are being asked to do more than ever. The ability to show up professionally across systems matters.

CCAR Recovery Coaching and Professionalism is a two-day training designed to build the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to succeed in today’s recovery landscape.
Through instruction, discussion, and role-play, participants gain clarity, confidence, and credibility in professional environments including healthcare, justice, and behavioral health settings.

This is practical training you can apply immediately.

Register today: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/xvgcuy6

RCOs aned community partners ask about group discounts.

05/28/2026

NO ONE WANTS TO COOK DINNER TONIGHT!

Head over to ModPizza and raise some dough for the 2026 SoCo Recovery Rally.

Go to the Creekwalk shopping center at S. Nevada and Cheyenne Road, walk into Mod Pizza -- inhale-- yeah... pizza. Then show them this flyer, or order online and insert the fundraising code, and the good folks at Mod Pizza will donate 20% of their sales to support recovery.

Go for lunch. Go for dinner. Eat well. Do good. Support Recovery.

05/28/2026

SRC has several programs designed to help families build the resilience needed when a loved one is addicted to alcohol or drugs. CRAFT is the most popular, but there are programs such as SRC’s exclusive Springboard to Empowerment for Friends and Family. Ask a peer for more information.

What is CRAFT?
Community Reinforcement and Family Training is an evidence-based, compassionate, and effective approach for helping a loved one affected by substance use.

Learn more: https://srchope.org/family-support/

05/28/2026

Looking to strengthen your approach to harm reduction and earn CEUs?

Empowering Choice Through Harm Reduction is a COPA-approved training developed by Serenity Recovery Connection and is only available through the SRC Training Academy.

You’ll learn what harm reduction really means, where it comes from, and how to apply it in your role as a peer. We cover stigma, advocacy, and the guiding principles that shape effective peer support.

Build skills you can use immediately with the people you serve.

Reserve your spot today: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/nby6nzt

RCOs and community partners ask about group rates.