Recovery Center of Hamilton County
Promotes health and wellness through empowerment, education, and peer support so individuals affected by mental illness can live fulfilling lives in our community.
RCHC Updates
In-person and Online Schedule Can be found below and on our schedule page here!
Important Upcoming Dates:
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Monday, January 17th, 2022: CLOSED for MLK Jr. Day
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RAD Writing For Healing (T.A.Y Writing Workshop): Will be held Monday, January 31st, 2022: @ 5:30 PM
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Break Week: February 7th, 2022 - February 11th, 2022
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New Term Starts: Monday, February 14th, 2022
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Stitch & Moan (learning how to crochet with Mary): Will be held Monday, February 14th @ 4:30 PM
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Monday, February 21: CLOSED for President's Day
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In-Person Classes: Effective 11.29.2021
Online Classes: Effective 11.29.2021
These online classes are open and available to anyone, anywhere!
All we ask is that you fill out this form before joining any online classes if you are not already a member of RCHC. *You are allowed to fill out a form on behalf of a peer, or client who would like to join online.
Our How-To Zoom Guides can be found on our schedule page where we provide written and visual printable directions on how to navigate our online support groups and classes. You do not need the Zoom app to get involved.
Everyday Peer Support Group Check-In:
2:45pm Peer Support Group
Call-In 1 415 762 9988
Link: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/575490512
Meeting ID: 575 490 512
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Everyday Evening Peer Support Group Check-In:
7:00 pm Peer Support Group
Call-In +1 312 626 6799
Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83468365382
Meeting ID: 834 6836 5382
ABOUT US
The Recovery Center of Hamilton County is a Peer Run Organization that supports residents of Hamilton County (Ohio) who are working on their recovery from mental health struggles. Monday through Friday, we have classes on wellness, creative expression, recovery education, personal growth and more.
Our goal is to offer an environment of learning that promotes wellness and recovery. We want to help individuals reconnect the pieces of their lives that became disconnected when they were struggling. We do this through peer support and a goal-oriented class schedule. Peer support is an excellent compliment to clinical services. It utilizes shared experiences as a means to foster the recovery of other individuals struggling with their mental health.
Recently the Recovery Center has expanded services to Transitional Aged Youth by providing them with after-hours events. We encourage you to check out our new initiative RC After Dark.
The Recovery Center of Hamilton County is dedicated to helping individuals recover the things we lose when struggling with mental health issues. Recover your self-esteem, self-awareness, health, safety, and ability to socialize. We'd love to meet you and introduce you to a community of people who understand.
What is an average day like at the Recovery Center of Hamilton County?
A day in the life of the Recovery Center is filled with community, support, and healing. We start the day with a morning meeting at 10:15am where we share our weekly agenda and end it with a fun game of trivia. At 10:30am our classes begin, with a break for lunch at 12:45pm. Each class you take is about an hour long and is wellness and recovery-focused. There are many informative, helpful, and fun classes you can take based upon your recovery goals such as Journaling for Recovery, Healing the Shame That Binds You, Yoga, Healthy Cooking, Media Madness, Coping Skills, Clay & Sculpture, Meditation, Weight & Aerobics Training and more! Our instructors have all experienced mental illness and are here to help you in your recovery journey. A sense of community is found here and we hope through RCHC you can discover not only recovery but new friendships and knowledge to guide you through life.
Allyson, Recovery Center Member
The Recovery Center has meant life to me. We are all so lucky to have such an amazing place in our city. I would not have made the progress I have made without the Recovery Center. Blessings to All the Staff and All the Members at the Recovery Center. You have really meant LIFE to me.
Brian, Recovery Center Member & Staff
Without the Recovery Center, I am not sure I would feel as good as I do these days. Before, I was struggling to make it through. Now, I’m working, I’m returning back to the person I was, and I’m giving back to the Recovery Center through my volunteering efforts. This place has truly changed my life.
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This Month's Spotlights and News
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Wellness Spotlight
Emotional Wellness
Emotional wellness encompasses optimism, self-esteem, self-acceptance and the ability to experience and cope with feelings independently and inter-personally. Emotional wellness includes: practicing self-care; fostering inner resources and resiliency; finding unique ways to cope with stress; creating satisfying relationships; empathizing with others; being realistic about expectations and time; knowing when to ask for help, coping effectively with life and creating satisfying relationships
Advocacy Spotlight
Speaking Your Truth
In order to bust the stigma surrounding mental illness, the narrative needs to be changed by providing real life examples of people who break stereotypes about mental illness. Staff and members of the Recovery Center do this every day by sharing their story with the community, raising awareness and educating the public about mental illness.
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Become a Peer Supporter
Peer Support is an integral part of what we do here at RCHC. If you'd like to learn more about becoming a Certified Peer Recovery Supporter then click on the Read More button below and learn more!