Program 01 · Free
Free Community Meeting
A welcoming national online meeting with a rotating topic and practical discussion.
What the program offers
Practical structure with a clear peer-support scope.
Connection, access, practical discussion, and an introduction to Brave Harbor.
What is included
- Still Harbor: an optional 2–4 minute arrival practice before the check-in
- A structured welcome and grounding
- A focused topic connected to change, healing, or community support
- Guided discussion led by a Brave Harbor Navigator
- Opportunities to listen, share, and apply a practical idea
- A closing choice point or reflection
Who it is designed for
- Adults who want a low-pressure introduction to Brave Harbor
- People questioning or changing a harmful pattern
- People who prefer peer support without a required identity label
- Participants using recovery language as well as those who do not
Participation guidelines
- Respect privacy and confidentiality appropriate to the setting
- Speak from personal experience and use I-statements
- Ask before offering feedback, suggestions, or crosstalk
- Participation and personal disclosure are always voluntary
- Safety concerns may require professional, medical, or emergency support
Scope and boundaries
Know what the program is—and what it is not.
This meeting is peer support and education. It does not provide therapy, diagnosis, detoxification, medication advice, or crisis intervention.
The Free Community Meeting is always free — during the soft launch and after it. Registration is free: choose one or more meeting days on the schedule page, submit, and then use the Zoom access shown for your selection.
Participants are admitted by the host. Public program pages route through the meeting schedule and registration step before Zoom access is shown.
Free Community Meeting
Choose your meeting. Register free.
Review the weekly schedule, select the meeting or meetings you want, and register. Zoom access appears after registration.