Georgia's Peer Support, Wellness, and Respite Centers have moved our wellness activities online to support Georgians through the Coronavirus public health crisis. We hope you will join us, as we make our plans to stay well together.
Online Recovery and Wellness Resources
Thursday January 27
10am-11am New Normal with Chris D
1pm-2pm Peer Connections My Boundaries with Carly B
2:30pm-3:30pm Y'all Recovery with Kimberly M
Friday January 28
10am-11am RESPECT Institute of Georgia Graduation Ceremony
1pm-2pm Peer Connections My Boundaries pt. 2 with Carly B
2:30pm-3:30pm Double Trouble in Recovery with Chris D
Saturday January 29
1pm-2pm Peer Connection with Chris D
3:00pm-4:00pm Y'all Recovery with Collette C
Sunday January 30
1pm-2pm Peer Connections with Chris D
2:30pm-3:30pm Y'all Recovery with Collette C
Monday January 31
10am-11am New Normal with Wendy E
1pm-2pm Peer Connections Its 2022 what you gonna do? Pt.4 with Pam
2:30pm-3:30pm Double Trouble in Recovery with Chris D
Tuesday February 1
10am-11am New Normal with Carly B
1pm-2pm Peer Connections Nuero Linguistics: Getting to know our brain with Chuck
2:30pm-3:30pm Y'all Recovery with Kimberly M
Wednesday February 2
10am-11am New Normal with Christi T
1pm-2pm Peer Connections Art and Meditation with Pam and Friends
2:30pm-3:30pm Double Trouble in Recovery with Kimberly M
Thursday February 3
10am-11am New Normal with Carly B
1pm-2pm Peer Connections Lyrical Expressions with Shanna S
2:30pm-3:30pm Y'all Recovery with Claude
Friday February 4
10am-11am RESPECT Institute of Georgia Graduation
1pm-2pm Peer Connections with Collette C
2:30pm-3:30pm Double Trouble in Recovery with Kimberly M
Saturday January 5
1pm-2pm Peer Connection with Collette C
Call in: 646-558-8656
Meeting ID: 341 153 3354
Wellness Activities and Resources (see our External Resources page for traditional resources)
Georgia Recovery Resources Online Google doc maintained by Jake at Recovery Resources of Atlanta Midtown
In The Rooms online mutual support including (but not limited to) mental health and Twelve Step meetings
Brene Brown has lots of resources online that are helpful to many recovery and wellness journeys
LGBTQ 12-Step meetings are online from the Galano Club in Atlanta
Yoga with Adriene excellent free yoga instruction on YouTube
Fitness Blender has over 500 home workout videos on YouTube, from beginner to guru, no equipment required
Coweta Force has some great online recovery and wellness sources
Fun, Educational, and/or Just Nifty Things to Do Online
The New York Times has created a new "At Home" section with interesting/fun things to do while we stay-at-home
HBO is offering free 500 hours of some excellent series (like "The Sopranos") with their #StayHomeBoxOffice campaign
Hogwarts is now in your living room, thanks to JK Rowling
Learn to Cook with Julia Child (requires PBS or Amazon Prime Membership)
Watch a Live Puppet Show with Atlanta's Center for Puppetry Arts (Zoom)
Livestream a Concert from this diverse list (updated regularly by NPR)
Watch a Broadway Show from this Playbill compilation (from different subscription services)
Watch Live Improv from Dad's Garage an Atlanta staple of fun (can be adult-themed)
Learn to Recognize (or make!) 50 bird sounds because that might be helpful one day!
Virtual Tour of the Catacombs of Paris (also creepy but in a different way)
Bake Some Fancy Pastries since all our bakeries are closed, now's a great time to learn
The Beluga Webcam at the Georgia Aquarium is a lovely and meditative experience
The Panda Cam at the Atlanta Zoo is less meditative, but it is nice to see someone who enjoys eating
The National Museum of Natural History has multiple virtual tours, so a little something for everyone
The Virtual Tours of Yellowstone National Park are awesome, but the whole National Park website is packed with cool stuff
This List of 79 Comedians to Discover is based on comedians we already like, and has links to where we can watch them
The Metropolitan Opera is streaming its performances for free
10 Free Online College Art Courses that you take at your own pace
There is tons of art online, most of it can be found at Google Arts&Culture. Some highlights:
The Louvre is online
The British Museum has an incredibly nifty interactive history of art across the world
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is online (sort of)
The Whitney has an astonishing variety of performances and interviews online (also, art)
Mauritshuis, home of "The Goldfinch" and "The Girl with a Pearl Earring" has its entire collection online in super-high definition
Do you have a suggestion for an activity to add to this page? Please email it to info@gmhcn.org
