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There is now a private MinnCoDA group on Meetup.com! Joining the MinnCoDA group on meetup.com is another way for us to have fun, socialize with our recovery network, and practice the Recovery Patterns of Codependency.
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Upcoming Meetups
Sunday Brunch
Last Sunday of the month
12:00pm
We meet up (usually 3-12 people) to enjoy weekend brunch together. Newcomers and members welcome. See Event Calendar for location details.
Fun with Games!
2nd Sunday of the month
1:00-3:30pm
Location details below
We meet up (usually 3-10 people) to play cards, board games and laugh! Games provided or bring one of your favorites! You may also bring a snack or beverage to share (optional). Newcomers and members welcome.
Location rotates every other month.
See Event Calendar for location details.
Recover with Color
2nd Sunday of the month
12:00-1:00pm
Location details below
We meet up (usually 3-10 people) to relax and color together. Art materials provided or you can bring your own. You may also bring a snack or beverage to share (optional). Newcomers and members welcome!
Location rotates every other month.
See Event Calendar for location details.
MinnCoDA Meetups Mission
- Socialize outside of meetings, develop new friendships, and practice our recovery skills in a fun environment.
- Grow our recovery network and build community.
- Practice self-care by prioritizing time for ourselves to participate in new or familiar activities!
In order for folks to feel comfortable and safe and protect our anonymity, MinnCoDA Meetups are for those currently attending CoDA including newcomers. If an “open” event is planned, look for event notes that family or friends outside the fellowship are welcome.
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