Recovery Dharma
A peer-led, Buddhist-inspired approach to recovery, with meetings offered in person and online.
Telehealth services available
About this listing
Recovery Dharma is a peer-led movement and community that uses Buddhist practices and principles as a path to recovery from addictive behavior. Meetings typically include meditation, reading, and sharing, and are available in person and online.
Recovery Dharma publishes its meeting lists and its book on its official website.
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Listing details
- Service categories
- Other Peer Support Resources • Telehealth Services
- Services
- In-person meetings • Online meetings • Meditation-based peer support
- Levels of care
- Peer-led recovery support
- Populations served
- All populations
- Age groups
- Adults
- Languages
- English
- Payment options
- No cost to participant
- Insurance notes
- No insurance required; contributions are voluntary.
- Accessibility
- Meeting accessibility varies; contact local groups for details.
- Verification source
- Recovery Dharma official website
- Last verified
- October 20, 2026
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