CLEAR MINDS

This is an open, all-recovery meeting, and everyone is welcome. There are no steps, no rules—just a space to talk about recovery and explore how we, as a community, can support each other.

There is no need to be in sustained recovery to attend. If moderation is the approach, coming to connect with others can offer ways to make that path easier.

The opposite of addiction is community, which is the foundation of this circle of recovery—designed to provide support for anyone seeking a community to aid in their journey with addiction.

This is group is to serve a safe space for our fellow sisters or pwople who identify as such to come together to empower and support one another throughout their recovery journey's.
Recovery is defined by YOU.

Whether you are recovering from addiction, trauma, medical issues, or cant decide what to eat for dinner too often, your recovery belongs to you and you alone!

The event has been rescheduled to September 14th due to weather conditions.

Pedal from the sparkle of Sloan’s Lake to the serenity of Crown Hill Lake and back– one ride, two lakes, endless good vibes.

👥 Meet: 1:45 pm
📍 Start: Sloan’s Lake @ 2 pm
⏱️ Rest: Crown Hill Lake
🏁 Finish: Sloan’s Lake
🚴 Mileage: approximately 10.5 miles

Please Bring:

• Your helmet
• A bike lock
• Sunscreen
• Water
• Snacks

Hand signals: https://youtube.com/shorts/N1c_KYkDVY4?si=fPB5D47XKckEDLX5

🥤 OPTIONAL: Bring Your Own Non-Alcoholic Drink (BYON-AD) Social!

We’ll relax, sip, and chat by the water after our ride. I’ll have a cooler in my car packed with ice to keep our refreshing non-alcoholic drinks nice and cold. I’m also bringing homemade blueberry kombuchas to share!

Breathe. Ride. Explore. Sip. 💨 🚲🥤

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🚴‍♀️ Cycling Event Safety Disclaimer 🚴‍♂️

By participating in this cycling event, you acknowledge and agree to the following:

1. Assumption of Risk: Cycling involves inherent risks. You voluntarily assume all risks associated with participation.

2. Personal Responsibility: You are responsible for your own safety and must ride within your abilities, follow all traffic laws, and wear a properly fitted helmet at all times.

3. Fitness to Ride: You confirm that you are physically fit and have no medical conditions that would prevent safe participation in this event.

4. Equipment Check: You are responsible for ensuring your bike is in good working condition prior to the event.

5. Release of Liability: The event organizer(s) are not liable for any injury, loss, or damage to persons or property that may occur during this ride.A

This is an open, all-recovery meeting, and everyone is welcome. There are no steps, no rules—just a space to talk about recovery and explore how we, as a community, can support each other.

There is no need to be in sustained recovery to attend. If moderation is the approach, coming to connect with others can offer ways to make that path easier.

The opposite of addiction is community, which is the foundation of this circle of recovery—designed to provide support for anyone seeking a community to aid in their journey with addiction.