Sharing groups offer support in your recovery. Each of our sharing groups is a safe place where you can listen to the experiences of others as well as share your own feelings and concerns, if you'd like. Each group is facilitated by a trained volunteer who has personal experience in the issues on which the group focuses. Our facilitators ensure the group rules are followed by all of the participants so that everyone can have a positive, supportive experience.
Each Recovery At Cokesbury location offers a specific set of sharing groups. Groups at Recovery at Cokesbury Knoxville include:
- Chemically Dependent Men
- Chemically Dependent Women
- Women Conquering Codependency
- Men Conquering Codependency
- Family Support
- Recovery for Men Dealing with Grief, Loss and Pain
- Men Seeking Sexual Integrity
- Orientation
- Precovery (Children ages 5-12)
- Moms in Recovery - (for pregnant mothers struggling with chemical addiction or mothers that have lost custody of their children due to their addiction)
See the location you're interested in visiting for information about the sharing groups offered at that location.
Guidelines For Sharing Groups
- Keep your sharing focused on your own thoughts and feelings. Please limit your sharing to 3-5 minutes.
- There will be no cross talk, please. Cross talk is when two individuals engage in dialogue excluding all others. Each person is free to express his/her feelings without interruption.
- We are here to support one another. We will not attempt to "fix" each other.
- Anonymity and confidentiality are basic requirements. What is shared in the group stays in the group!
- Offensive language has no place in a Christ-centered recovery group.
Registered Classes at Recovery at Cokesbury
Search for Significance
Not currently offered. Please call the office at 865.246.0449 if you have any questions about this or other classes.
Experiencing God
Not currently offered.
Boundaries Class
Not currently offered.
Beyond Boundaries
Not currently offered.
Anger Management
Not currently offered. Anger is a perfectly natural and common emotion. It can be experienced via mild irritation, furious rage or can be internalized and come out as depression. What is important is not the occurrence of anger, but its management.
Women Seeking Sexual Integrity
This is currently a short-term, non-registered class being offered for women who struggle with serial dating, love addiction, pornography and other sexual addiction issues. (Winter/Spring 2017/2018)
Women in Recovery that have Partners with Sex Addiction
This short-term class opened in early February and is currently closed but may become available again down the road.
Unless otherwise noted, all classes will be meeting on the North Campus.
Sign up for these classes by signing the sheet in the Guest Services area on Thursday nights or call the Recovery Office at 865-246-0449.