Refuge Recovery

A Buddhist Path to Recovering from Addiction. .

06/26/2025

Enter through the door by the alley and go upstairs, try to arrive 5-10min early.

This meeting is designed with beginners in mind, but everyone is welcome! If you’re new to Refuge Recovery, it’s a great opportunity to learn about the program and how it works. For those who have been part of Refuge Recovery for a while, this meeting is a chance to revisit the basics and strengthen your recovery foundation.

Our format will follow the standard meeting script but with shorter meditations and readings. This will allow more time for sharing and for newcomers to comfortably familiarize themselves with the process.

Los Angeles, Venice, California

06/16/2025

The retreat will be held at Providence Zen Center, Cumberland, RI October 2nd - 5th 2025.

It is suggested to attend residential silent meditation retreats each year as an integral part of our recovery.

06/13/2025

Refcon 2025
Cape Cod

06/12/2025

Refuge Recovery Daylong Retreat (6 hours)
August 17th, 2025 9am-3pm (6 hours) Pacific Time. Please arrive 5-10min early.

Noah Levine will offer guided meditation instructions and offer a dharma talk. There will be opportunities for some Q&A.

The meditation instruction will include both mindfulness and heart practices to be done both in sitting and walking meditation.

Open to all levels of experience, beginners and long-term practitioners alike.

The retreat will be held Online via Zoom or you can attend In-Person at ATS Meditation Center

It is suggested to attend residential silent meditation retreats each year as an integral part of our recovery.

04/17/2025

Divine Energy

Refuge Recovery Women’s Meeting - ‘Divine Energy’ - Online - Fridays - 5pm PST - 8pm EST
Meeting ID: 860 0798 0967

Find more meetings at RefugeRecovery.org

04/09/2025

Refuge Recovery Daylong Retreat (6 hours)
April 27th, 2025 9am-3pm (6 hours) Pacific Time. Please arrive 5-10min early.

Noah Levine will offer guided meditation instructions and offer a dharma talk. There will be opportunities for some Q&A.

The meditation instruction will include both mindfulness and heart practices to be done both in sitting and walking meditation.

Open to all levels of experience, beginners and long-term practitioners alike.

The retreat will be held Online via Zoom or you can attend In-Person at ATS Meditation Center

It is suggested to attend residential silent meditation retreats each year as an integral part of our recovery.

To register go to RefugeRecovery.org

03/09/2025

Nobel Silent Retreat
Menucha, Oregon
March 2025

02/04/2025

Refuge Recovery 'A Moment of Mindfulness' – Hyannis, MA

Monday, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm

“May our recovery be an offering to all beings everywhere…”

Pier Recovery Center
209 Main St.,
Hyannis, MA 02601

01/15/2025

REFCON 2025

EAST COAST!

This year we will finally be having our annual conference on the East Coast onCape Cod in Massachusetts!

Please join us for the 3 day weekend of recovery, connection and a lot of good times. Theschedule will be a mixture of daily meditation, meetings, speakers and activities as well asplenty of time to relax and enjoy.

01/09/2025

Texas 2025

Refuge Recovery 4 Day Retreat
The retreat will be held at Auspicious Cloud Retreat Center, Chappell Hill, TX May 1st-5th 2025.

Arrival:
Thursday May 1st 3pm-5pm
Departure:
Monday May 5th around Noon

It is suggested to attend residential silent meditation retreats each year as an integral part of ourrecovery.

01/08/2025

Refuge Recovery Daylong Retreat

Noah Levine will offer guided meditation instructions and offer a dharma talk. There will beopportunities for some Q&A.

The meditation instruction will include both mindfulness and heart practices to be done both insitting and walking meditation.

Open to all levels of experience, beginners and long-term practitioners alike.

The retreat will be held Online via Zoom or you can attend In-Person at ATS Meditation Center

February 2nd, 2025 9am-3pm Pacific Time. Please arrive 5-10min early.

It is suggested to attend residential silent meditation retreats each year as an integral part of ourrecovery.

Register at RefugeRecovery.org

01/06/2025

Refuge Recovery Weekend Retreat

Join us with a re-dedication to our meditation practice. Come and take Refuge with the Sanghain the Pacific Northwest this March.

The retreat will be held at Menucha retreat center, Corbett, Oregon March 7th-9th, 2025.

Arrival:
Friday March 7th 3pm-5pm
Departure:
Sunday March 9th around Noon

It is suggested to attend residential silent meditation retreats each year as an integral part of ourrecovery.

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Los Angeles, CA

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+13235929502

Website

http://refugerecovery.org/

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Refuge Recovery is a mindfulness-based addiction recovery community that practices and utilizes Buddhist philosophy as the foundation of the recovery process. Drawing inspiration from the core teachings of the Four Noble Truths, emphasis is placed on both knowledge and empathy as a means for overcoming addiction and its causes. Those struggling with any form of addiction greatly benefit when they are able to understand the suffering that addiction has created while developing compassion for the pain they have experienced. We hope to serve you, and meet you on the path.

As a peer-led recovery program using Buddhism as the path to freedom from all addictions, Refuge Recovery is a community that embraces all people regardless of age, race, class, culture, nationality, ethnic origin, religious/spiritual background, gender, gender identity, sexual/affectional orientation, marital status, family structure, social identity, physical ability or appearance, mental health, legal standing, and educational or socioeconomic status. As such, we strive to speak to each other in a compassionate way using wise communication and avoiding hate-speech, intimidation, and violence of any kind. If you seek refuge in our community, we hope you feel welcome and safe.