MORE THAN THERAPYTHE RESOURCE LIBRARY

CONNECTION IS A PRACTICE

A meaningful group.
A plan you can make your own.

1,200 original group activity plans, including 775 focused on addiction recovery. Choose a theme, understand the idea behind it, compare formats, and build a session with room for real life.

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Take a module with you.Original modules contain 25 guides + 25 handouts; new modules contain 50 + 50.

THE ACTIVITY COLLECTION

What does your group need today?

Browse themes first to keep related formats together. Open a theme’s format choices when you want a map, rehearsal, card sort, planning workshop, or discussion. Looking for a different interaction? Explore the Activity Lab.

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Browse all 1,200 group activity guides by module ↗

A starting point for thoughtful facilitation.

The 900 added plans use five different group formats across 180 themes: shared maps, supported practice labs, scenario card exchanges, cooperative planning, and review circles. These are facilitation options, not 1,200 distinct treatment techniques. Recovery-stage tags are browsing aids, not readiness assessments.

Invite people to participate, adapt, observe, or pass. Use fictional examples when helpful. Consider accessibility, age, culture, group readiness, and the limits of confidentiality. Each activity includes scope notes and adaptations; use professional judgment when deciding what fits.

Authorship, evidence, and scope

This is an original More Than Therapy collection. It does not reproduce the contents of a third-party paid activity pack. These AI-assisted educational drafts require independent clinical review before use as clinical protocols. The references below inform broad group-facilitation, trauma-informed, and collaborative-change principles; they do not establish the effectiveness of individual activities or imply endorsement.

    The participant edition is a blank reflection worksheet. There are no diagnostic scores. Adapt age ranges and group sizes to the setting and your competencies.