Recovery Rising

Engage

How can students who are in recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction, interested in recovery, or want to support someone in recovery become involved in a thriving community? Join Recovery Rising, ASU’s Collegiate Recovery Program!

Recovery Rising aims to connect students through events, open roundtable discussions, and campus AA meetings.

Recovery Rising takes action to:

  • Increase visibility of the recovery lifestyle at ASU.
  • Connect ASU students in recovery with each other for social events, education, community service, support and meetings.
  • Educate and support our ASU community to better understand recovery and how to support students in recovery.
  • Provide opportunities for students in recovery across ASU programs and services.

Steps to get involved:

  • Sign up for Recovery Rising’s Facebook Group to stay in the know about meetings, activities and social events – just for people in recovery and allies.
    • This is a closed group. You will need to ask the administrators to make you a member.
  • Email us to sign up for our monthly newsletter or to get Recovery Rising gear and wear/use it proudly
  • Participate in community service activities hosted through Recovery Rising.
  • Volunteer to help plan and facilitate activities.
  • Bring a friend.
  • Check out the resources available on the ASU Community Link.

Students in recovery are:

  • Motivated
  • Driven
  • Focused
  • Thriving

ASU Students discuss recovery.  

Recovery Rising YouTube channel

Connect with Recovery Rising

For more information contact recoveryrising@asu.edu.

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Recovery Rising Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings

Fall activities:

AA Meetings this semester will be held in the Pinal Room* at the MU on the Tempe Campus from 1-2 p.m. on Wednesdays (August 15-December 5).

*October 31st meeting will be held in the Mu, Rincon Room.

Yoga for Recovery (Y12SR) meetings will be held in Small Gym A at the SDFC on the Tempe Campus Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. (August 22 - December 5).

We thank the Arizona Governor's Office of Youth, Faith and Family (GOYFF) for their continued support for Recovery Rising. To find substance abuse treatment and providers in your area, please access the ASU Community Link or Substanceabuse.az.gov.