Chris’ Corner is excited to open its doors to the community for a coffee hour.

Everyone is welcome! Please spread the word to those who are struggling, those who want to connect with others, and those who are homeless. Come in and grab a cup of coffee, relax, play a game, or talk to others within the community.

Coffee hour will be hosted EVERY Friday from 10:00-11:00 am.

This group is for individuals with DCF and Justice Involvement.

The PAREnT (Parents in Addiction Recovery Engaging Together) Project is a peer driven support group for people in early recovery, offering recovery life skills, healthy relationships, family addiction and recovery, coping with a CORI, and mental health wellness.

If you are experiencing anxiety, don't worry, you're not alone! Anxiety is a common mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide.

In this group, we'll help you understand anxiety and provide tips on managing it.

To sign up email Renee Masiello at renee.communityimpact@gmail.com

Join us for a weekly Women’s AA meeting.

A weekly AA meeting based on the book Touchstones: A Book of Daily Meditations for Men by Colleen McCullough. This meeting is held on Tuesdays at the Hamilton House from 7-8 pm. Entrance is on the left side of the building.

“Brotherhood of man, fight for recovery daily.”

This group is for men grieving someone’s death that was caused by substance use in any way, whether the manner of death was accidental overdose, suicide, homicide, medical complication, or some other kind of accident. Peer grief support helps individuals cope with the death of a family member or other beloved person, and engages people who have had a similar experience of loss in helping each other.

Please fill out the confidential form at  bit.ly/menpeergroup to sign up for the group. The group facilitators are David Swindell and Franklin Cook. This group is held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month

MJB Sibling Support Group is a peer lead VIRTUAL group for siblings that lost a sibling or are struggling with a sibling with addiction. Siblings from across the states join together to support each other without judgment.

This meeting will be held virtually via Zoom on the second Tuesday of every month from 6:30-8:00 pm. Please contact Judi Earnest at Judi612@aol.com if you are interested in being part of the group..

My Ombudsman is a free resource funded by MassHealth to help everyone on MassHealth.

If you need assistance getting a covered service or benefit from MassHealth, they can help!

They answer questions about MassHealth benefits and services, inform you of your rights, and help you figure out what to do when you get a denial letter or experience any other issues.

Please feel free to schedule an appointment by calling Chris Corner at (508) 552-8080 or walking in on the following days and times.

To see all that is offered, click here for more information.

This meeting will be held every Sunday at 7 pm.

Entrance is on the left side of the building.

Mindfulness meditation is not about letting your mind wander or emptying your mind. It is the practice of paying attention to the present moment. 

To sign up, email Lisa Trusas at ltrusas@chriscornermilford.com

Our goal is to live a sober life and surround ourselves with friendships. This group practices CBT focused with the emphasis on dealing with seasonal depression and loneliness.

This group will be held every Friday at 11.

To sign up email Lisa Trusas at Itrusas@chriscornermilford.com.

Chris’ Corner is excited to open its doors to the community for a coffee hour.

Everyone is welcome! Please spread the word to those who are struggling, those who want to connect with others, and those who are homeless. Come in and grab a cup of coffee, relax, play a game, or talk to others within the community.

Coffee hour will be hosted EVERY Friday from 10:00-11:00 am.

Come listen to those in recovery share their stories of strength and hope.

This group will be held on the first Thursday of every month.

Abundance begins in the mind. Living in the gift means embracing gratitude, generosity, and possibility. Living in the Sliver traps us in scarcity and fear. Shift your perspective - give freely, affirm abundance, and life will give back, allowing you to feel more connected to yourself and others.

Presented by Marcy Venezia and Kim Meszar.

This group is free, donations are accepted

Drop in Thursday at 6 pm

This group is for individuals with DCF and Justice Involvement.

The PAREnT (Parents in Addiction Recovery Engaging Together) Project is a peer driven support group for people in early recovery, offering recovery life skills, healthy relationships, family addiction and recovery, coping with a CORI, and mental health wellness.

This open-format group will give participants the ability to share current concerns and stressors in their life. This group offers support in a safe environment.

This group will be held every other Thursday starting June 5th, at 11am at Chris’ Corner

Join us for a weekly Women’s AA meeting.

A weekly AA meeting based on the book Touchstones: A Book of Daily Meditations for Men by Colleen McCullough. This meeting is held on Tuesdays at the Hamilton House from 7-8 pm. Entrance is on the left side of the building.

“Brotherhood of man, fight for recovery daily.”

This is a peer-led, non-judgmental group. We offer acceptance and support with peers that understand what you are experiencing as you navigate this new chapter of your life.

This meeting will be held at Chris’ Corner on the first Tuesday of every month from 6:30-8:00 pm. Please contact Judi Earnest at Judi612@aol.com if you are interested in being part of the group.

This group is for those in their first year of sobriety. It offers deeper guidance on putting recovery principles into action and seeing the work pay off in significant personal growth. Based on the book My Ongoing Recovery Experience: The New You from Hazelden Publishing.

This group will be held virtually.

Please email ltrusas@chriscornermilford.com to sign up.

If you have been affected by sexual violence, either currently as an adult or in childhood, and are looking for support, you can come meet with a Trauma Counselor from Wayside. No appointment necessary, walk-ins welcome!

This meeting will be held every Sunday at 7 pm.

Entrance is on the left side of the building.

Our goal is to live a sober life and surround ourselves with friendships. This group practices CBT focused with the emphasis on dealing with seasonal depression and loneliness.

This group will be held every Friday at 11.

To sign up email Lisa Trusas at Itrusas@chriscornermilford.com.

Chris’ Corner is excited to open its doors to the community for a coffee hour.

Everyone is welcome! Please spread the word to those who are struggling, those who want to connect with others, and those who are homeless. Come in and grab a cup of coffee, relax, play a game, or talk to others within the community.

Coffee hour will be hosted EVERY Friday from 10:00-11:00 am.

Abundance begins in the mind. Living in the gift means embracing gratitude, generosity, and possibility. Living in the Sliver traps us in scarcity and fear. Shift your perspective - give freely, affirm abundance, and life will give back, allowing you to feel more connected to yourself and others.

Presented by Marcy Venezia and Kim Meszar.

This group is free, donations are accepted

Drop in Thursday at 6 pm

This group is for individuals with DCF and Justice Involvement.

The PAREnT (Parents in Addiction Recovery Engaging Together) Project is a peer driven support group for people in early recovery, offering recovery life skills, healthy relationships, family addiction and recovery, coping with a CORI, and mental health wellness.

If you are experiencing anxiety, don't worry, you're not alone! Anxiety is a common mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide.

In this group, we'll help you understand anxiety and provide tips on managing it.

To sign up email Renee Masiello at renee.communityimpact@gmail.com

Join us for a weekly Women’s AA meeting.

This group is for men grieving someone’s death that was caused by substance use in any way, whether the manner of death was accidental overdose, suicide, homicide, medical complication, or some other kind of accident. Peer grief support helps individuals cope with the death of a family member or other beloved person, and engages people who have had a similar experience of loss in helping each other.

Please fill out the confidential form at  bit.ly/menpeergroup to sign up for the group. The group facilitators are David Swindell and Franklin Cook. This group is held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month

A weekly AA meeting based on the book Touchstones: A Book of Daily Meditations for Men by Colleen McCullough. This meeting is held on Tuesdays at the Hamilton House from 7-8 pm. Entrance is on the left side of the building.

“Brotherhood of man, fight for recovery daily.”