Buddhist Recovery Network

The Buddhist Recovery Network is a non-profit organization that promotes using Buddhist teachings and practices to help people recover from addictive behaviours. It offers online meetings, podcasts, and educational resources. The BRN supports various Buddhist recovery programs like Recovery Dharma, Eight Step Recovery, and Noble Steps. It aims to create inclusive spaces for marginalized communities in recovery.

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