On June 15, we're celebrating two years of PHNTX's most popular recovery support group. Guest speaker will be Stephen Knight from Legacy Cares and Dogs Matter. This will be a […]
New Dawn at Sunset: Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship-style support group based on the 12-step model, where people come together to share their experiences and support each other in recovery […]
This will be the last Third Tuesday Recovery Fellowship as we transition to Third Thursday Recovery Fellowship in July. TTRF is a social event for people in recovery to build […]
Topic: “Honesty, Authenticity & Self-Compassion” Date: June 17, 2026 Theme: Honesty, integrity Focus: Honest self-reflection while reducing shame and self-judgment Practices: Mindfulness meditation, self-compassion exercises Discussion Prompt: What does emotional […]
MEN’S GROUP: MY BROTHER’S KEEPER is a monthly group open to all men living with HIV that discusses topics pertaining to their mental and physical well-being. Men’s Group is held […]
Based on the success of the last series, Dallas County Health and Human Services will return to the Empowerment Center to conduct a 10-week course at on sex, love, relationships, and knowledge about PrEP and other HIV/STI prevention and treatment. The class is only open to 10 participants at a time, and we have just […]
SMART Recovery Oak Cliff is a skills-focused group that teaches science-based tools for building motivation, managing cravings, and living a balanced life. Instead of following traditional 12-step methods, SMART Recovery uses proven techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help people understand and change their behaviors, set personal goals, and handle tough situations. Event Info […]
New Dawn at Sunset: Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship-style support group based on the 12-step model, where people come together to share their experiences and support each other in recovery from drug addiction. This group puts a strong emphasis on discussion, peer encouragement, and the belief in helping each other stay drug-free, often with a […]
