Brockton Recovery Connection Center
The Brockton RCC is located at 730 Belmont Street
We are open for in-person groups as well as ZOOM
ZOOM meeting ID# 867 2201 5742
passcode: brockton
The ZOOM Call-In Number is (929) 205-6099
Enter ID Number: 867 2201 5742 # #/passcode: 70005476
If you have any questions...
Please call Barbara at 774-539-2131
Please note that our
ZOOM ID#
has changed!!
Our center is...
Our October 2024 Calendar
Please note that the 3pm group on Fridays is now Journaling
Our Schedule
April 2024 Calendar
A big thanks goes out to the BAMSI Pride event team for their incredible efforts in organizing such a lovely event making sure everything ran smoothly and that everyone had a fantastic time. Additionally, we must extend a special thanks to Mother Nature for cooperating and providing beautiful weather throughout the event. It was truly a pleasure to witness the positive energy and overwhelming support shown at the BAMSI Pride event, and we are grateful to everyone involved for making it such a memorable and inclusive experience.
Stayed tuned for our
next special guest...!!!
Meet the Brockton Team
Barbara DeCunzo
Area Program Director/
Peer Leader
Laura Bagley
Peer Facilitator
We look forward to
hearing from you!
The Brockton Recovery Connection Center
730 Belmont Street, Brockton, MA 02301
Phone: 508-857-0316
Fax: 774-223-5130
We are hoping to
Start-up groups in Taunton, MA
Stay tuned for additional information...
Please let us know if you are interested in attending groups in the Taunton Area
by contacting either Barbara or Sandi.
We would like to create an email list to inform you of our reopening.
CONTACT US
Sandra Whitney-Sarles
Program Director of SERLC
Sandra Whitney-Sarles@BMC.org
774-212-4519
Barbara DeCunzo
Area Program Director
barbaradecunzo@bamsi.org
774-539-2131
Young Adult Groups
Young Adult Support Groups
(TAY-transitional age youth)
All young adult support groups are completely peer-led and noncommittal
(i.e. you can choose to come or go whenever you please).
There is no referral process and you do not have to be receiving
any mental health services in order to attend groups.
A comfort agreement is shared at the start of each group to
establish guidelines that will help all attendees feel safe and welcome.
This comfort agreement can be added to/modified as the group sees fit.
There is no set topic for each meeting.
Anything attendees would like to discuss is welcome.
You are free to contribute as much or as little as you'd like to conversations,
but keep in mind to "share the air" with others who would like to participate.
If you have any concerns about how a group is being run,
or any ideas on how to help the group run more efficiently, feel free to give your input.
Peer Bridging
You don't have to go it alone...