Monday at 7:00 p.m.
First meeting September 21Recovery Strategy
Plan the week ahead using SMART tools to navigate challenges and support your goals.

Rugged, practical, proudly sober, and here to remind us that change is possible. You will be seeing more of Gary as our community grows.
Two new in-person meetingsCentral United Church
Starting September 18, SMART Recovery Calgary will have a meeting every day. That means more chances to find people who understand, practise the tools, and get support when you need it.
Monday at 7:00 p.m.
First meeting September 21Plan the week ahead using SMART tools to navigate challenges and support your goals.
Friday at 7:00 p.m.
First meeting September 18Reflect on the week and explore how SMART tools could help with what happened.
Science-based recovery support
SMART Recovery uses evidence-informed CBT and REBT tools to help people understand and change problematic or addictive behaviours, without labels or judgment.

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Calgary schedules, direct meeting links, directions, parking, transit, and online access.
View meetings →02How SMART worksLearn about the science-based Four-Point Program and practical CBT tools.
Explore the approach →03What to expectPrepare for your first meeting and read answers to common questions.
Read the guide →04Help & resourcesFind professional services, crisis information, and the Calgary volunteer email.
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Everyone who walks through our alley door deserves to find a community ready to meet them with hope, practical support, and a science-based path forward. For people who have not found the right fit in other recovery programs, SMART can be the option that finally makes sense. It can be the place where they realize they do not have to face change alone. Donations help us cover room rent, coffee and refreshments, literature, clipboards, pens, paper, and outreach materials that help more people discover and join our community.
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