Portland — Early Bird Registration is open for the 4th Annual Recovery Community Summit. This year’s summit will be held in person at The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Portland, OR in accordance with all OHA guidelines and mandates. This year will be a three-day event kicking off with registration at 2 pm on Friday, June 3rd followed by a mocktail hour and entertainment.
The Summit’s theme is Restoring Hope in Recovery and will once again bring together people in recovery, their friends and family, and the recovery workforce with the goal of building a more vibrant, hopeful recovery community in the aftermath of the pandemic.
Registration includes access to pre-conference events, access to keynote speeches, all workshops and panels, evening events, and access to the exhibit hall. Pre-event mocktail hour and entertainment on Friday night, all meals included, CEUs, a printed program, and a badge are all included.
The early-bird registration rate is $249 (expires on April 14th, 2022)
The regular registration rate is $299 beginning April 15th, 2022-June 3rd, 2022.
This three-day conference is Oregon’s recovery event of the year. Made possible by the commitment of a strong and proud recovery community and the dedication of service providers and community members across the state who make recovery in all its forms possible. But don’t take our word for it, here are some participant testimonials from the 2021 Recovery Community Summit:
“It was amazing to connect with the recovery community face-to-face again… there’s a vibrancy there that just doesn’t come alive otherwise. And it’s incredible to be in rooms with such a range of perspectives and experience and passion. Thank you for creating the safety and the space to make it happen!!!”
“The Recovery community in Oregon is strong! Together, we are going to tackle the disease of addiction, arrest the disease for those who are still suffering, and instill strength and hope throughout the process. The RCS was an extremely knowledgeable and thorough experience!”
“People in recovery are earthshakers, wave makers, and life changers!”
“Thank you, Oregon Recovers and your guest speakers. Without you and the people I met while attending Summit 2021, my hope would be lost on so many fronts.”
“The Recovery Community Summit is a dynamic gathering that highlights the needs of the recovery community and policy reform in Oregon to combat the significant addiction crisis that we face in this state. We are a powerful community that is building a powerful, unified voice.”
“When we meet and talk, it creates a better understanding of what is not working and what is working to help support addiction recovery.”
“This event is empowering!!”
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