Recovery Learning Communities (RLCs) are regional communities building resilience and recovery through peer-to-peer support among people with lived experience of psychiatric diagnosis, trauma or other extreme states.
RLCs are organized in a variety of resource centers and locations throughout the state. The first RLCs in Massachusetts were opened in 2007 with funding from the MA Department of Mental Health. Each RLC is peer-run and managed by a local non-profit organization or by a group of agencies. The Central MA RLC is operated by The Transformation Center in partnership with the local peer support community.
One of the ways of recovery after drug abuse is detoxifying. You can remove marijuana from your system in a variety of ways. Some of them include detox beverages that aid in flushing THC from the body the same day it is consumed. The majority of them start working a few hours after consumption. Although they are not always sold as detox medications, the majority of them contain items made of vitamins for cleansing, and some of them are even energy beverages.
Central MA Center
Contact: Brenda Vezina
209 Shrewsbury Street
Worcester, MA 01604
Western MA RLC
Contact: Sera Davidow
187 High Street, Suite 303
Holyoke, MA 01040
Northeast RLC
Contact: Helen Fontes
20 Ballard Road
Lawrence, MA 01843
Contact: Paul Styczko
Metro Boston RLC
Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health Center
85 E. Newton Street, Room G11
Boston, MA 02118
Contact: Sandra Whitney Sarles
45 Plante Road, Suite 119
Hyannis, MA 02601