Embracing the Light of Recovery

An addiction and recovery conference designed expressly for women

Hazelden's Women Healing® conferences help women in recovery integrate the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous into their lives to restore balance and health in their personal, family, and career challenges.

Day one of Women Healing offers inspiration and education to a broad range of professionals who work with women suffering from addictions. Learn from some of the nation's most respected clinicians and trainers, explore new approaches to women's issues, and leave with practical applications you can implement now. You and your clients will benefit physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Pair these new ideas and theories gained on day one with a unique learning and sharing experience on day two. Continuing education hours are offered for each day. 

Day two of Women Healing offers a wonderful opportunity to celebrate recovery. It presents an inspiring, empowering, and educational experience for women from all walks of recovery. Whether you work in the recovery field or are a woman in recovery, you will find yourself professionally and personally rejuvenated. Relax and let your spirits soar during this unique day of fellowship and personal growth. It's women supporting women for a full day of sharing, caring, and learning. Take this day, too, to explore new friendships that can last a lifetime. 

What does it cost?

• Day One Pre-registration is $150 ($170 on-site)
• Day Two Pre-registration is $75 ($95 on-site)
• Pre-register to attend both days is $205 ($265 on-site) 

General Notes

• Registration and coffee (8 am - 9 am)
• Conference (9 am - 4:30 pm)
• Continental breakfast, breaks and lunch are included in the conference registration fee
• Full conference bookstore in exhibit area
• Dress in layers to accommodate heating/air conditioning
• Book signings by: Karen Casey, Carolyn Gross, Brenda Iliff, Rokelle Lerner

Women Healing®
P.O. Box 11, BC-13
Center City, MN 55012-0011
womenhealing@hazelden.org
1-888-257-7800, ext. 4429
fax: 651-213-4344