Women in Recovery
Held by Community, Healed by Connection
Our backgrounds are unique, our stories vary, and our programs may differ, but we are all women in recovery, and we come together to heal, transform, and connect.
“Women In Recovery provides a compassionate community for all women who are seeking connection, healing, and spirituality in recovery.”
Upcoming Events
Speaker Series
July 2026
The Language of Belonging: How Authentic Communication Builds Trust, Community, and Connection with Yvette Erasmus
September 2026
The Wisdom of Karen Casey
IN-PERSON
The Retreat
1221 Wayzata Blvd. East
Wayzata, MN 55391
6:30 pm – Refreshments & Fellowship
Events 7:00-8:00 pm CT
Speaker Events are held in the Karen Casey Chapel in the Women’s Center.
Sharing Circles are held in the A/V Room in the Men’s Center.
ZOOM / HYBRID
If a speaker event is scheduled with a Zoom option to attend, the login information for Zoom/Hybrid events can be found on the event details for the event.
Sharing Circles
June 2026
June Sharing Circle: I am Enough
July 2026
July Sharing Circle – The Courage of Change
August 2026
August Sharing Circle – Outsmarting Uncertainty
September 2026
September Sharing Circle – Check Back Soon
October 2026
October Sharing Circle – Check Back Soon
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What is Women in Recovery?
We are a community of women in recovery programs looking to supplement our recoveries through bimonthly speaker meetings and special events. We aim to create a caring community that provides education, spiritual insight, and growth opportunities.
Who attends?
Women in a variety of recovery programs — AA, NA, Al-Anon, OA, CoDA. Some of us have been around for years; some of us are new to recovery. We all want to learn, grow, and connect. You don’t have to be a Retreat alum to join us! All are welcome!
Why should I attend?
Our events are designed by women in recovery for women in recovery — we understand the challenges women face. We know it’s important to get involved in a sober community and stay connected, whether you are four days sober or 40 years. This is not an AA meeting, but a supplement to your program of recovery.