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Hello Recovery Club

Hello Recovery Club

As a regular member of the SANE Recovery Club, I can confidently say that being part of this community has been one of the most valuable aspects of my mental health journey. The various groups offered through the club are not only supportive but also deeply empowering. Each session provides a safe and non-judgmental space where I can connect with others who genuinely understand what it’s like to live with mental health challenges.

What I appreciate most is the sense of community and belonging. Whether I’m joining a discussion, listening to others, or simply being present, I always walk away feeling less alone and more hopeful. The facilitators do an incredible job of guiding conversations with compassion and respect, and the peer-to-peer support is unlike anything I’ve experienced elsewhere. The SANE Recovery Club has helped me develop better coping strategies, feel more confident in sharing my story, and find comfort in knowing that recovery is possible. I’m truly grateful for everything the club offers and can’t recommend it highly enough to anyone seeking connection and support on their mental health journey.

To: the Group Team and everyone else who has been on this journey,

I hope this message finds its way to you—and I have a feeling it will. I’ve been wanting to express this for a while, and now feels like the right time.

Thank you. Truly. For everything you’ve done, and everything you continue to do—not just for me, but for everyone who finds their way to the SANE Recovery Club. Your presence, patience, and understanding have meant more to me than words can fully capture.

When I first joined the sessions, I didn’t know what to expect. I was carrying a lot—uncertainty, fear, pain, and the heaviness of feeling like I had to face it all alone. But each of you, in your own way, helped me unpack those burdens gently. Through every group I’ve attended, every word spoken, and even the silences we’ve shared, I’ve felt seen. Not judged, not pitied—but understood. And that’s such a rare, powerful gift.

The Recovery Club has become more than just a space—it’s a lifeline. A reminder that no matter how hard the day gets, there are people who care. People who show up. People who remind me that healing isn’t a destination but a continuous journey, and that it’s okay to stumble as long as I keep moving forward.

To the many others who have joined along the way—you have all been part of a tapestry that’s helped me mend pieces of myself I thought I’d lost.

Some days are still hard. Recovery isn’t linear—and I know you all know that better than most. But now, even on the tough days, I carry with me the strength of this community, the kindness you’ve shown, and the courage I’ve gained from simply being in this space with you.

Thank you for holding space. For showing up. For being part of my story.

With love and deep gratitude,

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@ale_inmelb ohh i see! is there similar organisations and spaces like that for adults that you're planning on joining?

oh i love that! i had some teachers who were apart of the LGBTQIA+ community but they didn't feel safe sharing that with us students until after they left the school... i wish they had a safe space at our school, it would've also opened some really healthy and important convos between teachers and students.

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@rav3n

i feel like applying for youth leader with minus 18 this year for next year. and as for the adult lgbtqia+ im mainly on sane forum anyway for discussion, but havent really looked at any other sources yet
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