Support & Education Resources

Support Groups

LMU offers a number of support groups including Alcoholics Anonymous, Open 12-Step, Marijuana Moderation, Al-Anon, SMART Recovery and more. All meetings are located in the Recovery Center and via Zoom (Meeting ID: 782-16-4823).

Fall 2024 Meeting Schedule!

  • Open Recovery Meeting with Jack

    11:00AM - All are welcome.

    Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting with Darryl

    5:00PM - All are welcome.

     

  • Harm Reduction with Bradley

    12:30PM - All are welcome.

    Safe in Our Skin: Self-Harm Support Group with Maia

    2:30PM - All are welcome.

    Kundalini on the Bluff (Yoga with Tina)

    6:00PM - All are welcome.

  • Alcoholics Anonymous with Lukas

    11:00AM - All Are Welcome.

    Food & Body with Fr Roy (every other Wednesday 9/25 - 12/4)

    3:00PM - All Are Welcome.

  • Women in Recovery with Dana

    2:15PM - Women and female identifying only.

    Al-Anon with Dr. Dan - For Those Who Care for Someone Struggling with Alcohol or Other Drugs

    4:15PM 

    Lions for Recovery Club Meeting

    6:00PM - All are welcome.

  • Alcoholics Anonymous with Neva

    3:00PM - All are welcome.

Alcohol & Drug Education

AlcoholEdu

AlcoholEdu is an online alcohol education program that will provide you with insight into your relationship with alcohol. The program link can be found at everfi.com/login. Click Register Under "Student/Learner," enter the Registration Code: dd2387a4 and click "Next" to create your EVERFI account.

Alcoholics, Marijuana, and Narcotics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous and Marijuana Anonymous are fellowships of people who share experiences, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcohol, marijuana and other substance abuse. Learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous, Marijuana Anonymous, and Narcotics Anonymous at these meetings in the surrounding Los Angeles area.

LMU Heads Up!

LMU Heads Up! is a campus-wide responsible drinking project at Loyola Marymount University.

Student Psychological Services

Student Psychological Services offers anonymous self-assessments. They can be used to provide you with insight on a variety of issues, including your relationship with drugs and alcohol.