Recovery International is a nonprofit mental health organization that provides self-help support and education for individuals coping with anxiety, depression, stress, and other emotional or behavioral challenges. With a strong presence in communities across the United States, including New York, the organization empowers people through peer-led group meetings based on the cognitive-behavioral techniques developed by its founder, Dr. Abraham Low. These meetings promote long-term mental health recovery through structured discussions that emphasize personal accountability, calm thinking, and practical coping tools.

Founded in 1937, Recovery International has become a vital support system for thousands seeking non-clinical, community-led mental wellness options. Participants follow a time-tested method to gain insight and develop emotional resilience without relying on formal therapy or medication management. The organization emphasizes confidentiality, mutual respect, and voluntary participation, making meetings accessible and stigma-free. Their standardized format ensures consistent experiences across locations while fostering a supportive network of peers who genuinely understand each other’s challenges. Recovery International also offers virtual meetings and educational materials to expand accessibility.

Key Services:

– Peer-led support group meetings for individuals with anxiety, depression, and mental health challenges
– Structured self-help techniques based on Dr. Abraham Low’s cognitive-behavioral principles
– Educational programs and materials promoting long-term mental wellness
– In-person and virtual meetings for accessibility and convenience
– Focus on personal responsibility, calm thinking, and group support
– Training for group leaders and volunteers in Recovery Method techniques
– Community-building through nonjudgmental, confidential participation
– Stigma-reducing approach rooted in decades of experience in mental health recovery