Buddhist Recovery Network

The Buddhist Recovery Network promotes the use of Buddhist teachings and practices to help people recover from the suffering caused by addictive behaviors and is open to people of all backgrounds, and respectful of all recovery paths.

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Welcome to our new website!
It is largely the same content as before but in a new and inviting format. Meeting tools like Online Meetings and Meeting Search now have many more meeting types! In addition we have an expanded site search which allows you to search events, meetings , reviews and more all in one place.

Events

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Nov

Kevin Griffin – Zoom Classes

One hour Zoom classes, Tuesdays at 10am Pacific Time. Fridays at 5pm Pacific are now community cla...

Nov

BRN Online Recovery Dharma Meeting

Buddhist Recovery Network is offering meetings every Wednesday of the month, from 5:30pm to 6:30pm P...

Nov

Eight Step Recovery BIPOC meeting

8 Step Recovery Meeting for Black Indigenous People of Color and Black Asian Minority Ethnic https:/...

Buddhist Recovery Academy

Proudly Presents Vimalasara Mason-John

Topic of the teaching:
Vimalasara Mason-John

December 1st @ 10am PST in Zoom

BRN Diversity Statement

Buddhist Recovery Network honors the Asian cultures that have been home to Buddhism for centuries and from which the dharma is inextricable. We are committed to honoring all Buddhist traditions and are committed to understanding the history of race, religion, and class in order to be part of a collective healing and liberation for our members who may have experienced these harms.
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BRN Meetings

Buddhist Recovery Network is offering meetings every Wednesday of the month, from 5:30pm to 6:30pm Pacific Time. The program is a rotating one of Recovery Dharma, Noble Steps, Sit-and-Share and 8 step recovery. It’s a great way to get engaged and try out some programs. More information

“I have felt safe and seen in the Buddhist Recovery Network meetings and I have learned a lot about how Buddhism can support my journey in recovery. The teachings and meditations I have learned since becoming involved with BRN have been very helpful for me”

“Emma” from Florida