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Join our weekly support groups
Letters to the Past
Come create, connect, and express yourself through writing in this group setting facilitated by a peer.
Mondays from 4pm to 5pm
Art Group
Come create, connect, and express yourself through art in this experimental group therapy facilitated by staff and volunteers.
Tuesdays from 3pm to 5pm
Family & Friends
This discussion-based group is open to anyone dealing with a substance use disorder of any type and at any stage of their recovery. Friends, family, and community members that have been impacted are also welcome.
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Every first and third Wednesday of the month at 6pm
via Zoom:
Zoom ID: 884 1989 8742
Password: "Gather" (capital "G")
All Recoveries meeting
Join us for an open discussion about multiple pathways in recovery. Peer and volunteer led group discussion.
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Thursdays from 2:00pm-3:00pm
Smart Recovery
Recovery from addictive and problematic behaviors using a self-empowerment and evidence-based programming.
Wednesdays from 2:30pm-3:30pm
Talking Stick
A Native-American intertribal recovery group. Taking the twelve steps from the "Black Road" of self-reliance to the "Red Road" of the spiritual path. All people of mother earth are welcome to join
Saturdays at 10am
Y12SR (12-Step Yoga)
Combines the practices of the 12-step program with the ancient wisdom of yoga. Open to anyone dealing with their own addictive behavior, or those affected by the addictive behaviors of others.
1st Sunday of every month 4pm-6pm
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Narcotics Anonymous
"We Do Recover" Group
Monday - Friday from 12pm-1pm
Mondays 6pm
Fridays 7pm
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"NA Workshop" Group
Sundays 1:30pm
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Alcoholics Anonymous
"Age of Miracles" Group
Thursdays at 5pm
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Duel-Diagnosis Anonymous
Fellowship for people with co-occurring mental health & addiction issues. Uses a 12-step +5 program of recovery.
Fridays at 4:30pm
Twelve-Step Meetings
Money Make-Over with Dupaco
Tips on improving money and credit decisions with a financial expert.
April 22 at 3:30pm
Services
Our Story
Get to Know Us
Deb and Rod Courtney took over CRUSH of Iowa in 2016 after losing their son Chad to fentanyl poisoning.
They have tirelessly worked to grow CRUSH of Iowa's Recovery Community Center, creating a space to connect people in recovery to the resources they need, help to de-stigmatize recovery, host events, and advocate for people in recovery.
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Overdose Awareness 2023