June is Pride Month! See a panel of Queer Fellows sharing their experience, strength, and hope... via moderated questions. The CoDA community is diverse, and it is important to have representation of that diversity. What is common is learning to love the self and exploring identity.

We will draw attention to what we think and say and see if we believe what we hear and say what we mean. Our subconscious is always listening to our thoughts and words—and putting meaning to them. What we HEAR, if we hear it often enough, becomes our BELIEF. With awareness perhaps we can change some beliefs about ourselves.

Learn and share ways you maintain balance in various areas of your life. We will use an assessment tool so participants can see where they are currently in regards to living the life they want and use the tool to track progress. Facilitator and participants will be invited to share, tools and techniques that work for them.

A desire for healthy and loving relationships- Tradition 3... In the pursuit of healthy and loving relationships, we explore what this means as friends. We’ve discovered our Higher Selves and grown closer to our respective Higher Powers working the steps into our friendship. Bring your Peeling the Onion booklet (not required).

Do you end the week having accomplished everyone's priorities but your own? One codependent pattern is "having trouble setting healthy priorities and boundaries." This workshop will cover calendaring as a tool for finding serenity and sanity.

In our increasingly global community, we may discover our new found recovery can conflict with either our native or adopted culture. My recovery journey has helped me to overcome cultural expectations that were in conflict with the healthy & loving relationships I desire. Bring your 12 Steps and 12 Traditions workbook (not required).