The Neuro-Queer Recovery Club is a place to find relief and recovery from addictions of all kinds, with particular emphasis on emotional sobriety, compulsive emotional outsourcing, and the impacts of generational family trauma.

NQRC centers the queer and neurodivergent experience, though the community is open to adults of all backgrounds and identities with the only expectation being deep allyship and reciprocal kindness.

NQRC is a formal group psychotherapy offering, created and facilitated by a licensed clinical social worker. While distinct from peer support recovery spaces, NQRC is offered in collaborative kinship with both local and global peer support programs, providing a formal therapeutic element that can be utilized in conjunction with peer support meetings, traditional stepwork, and individual therapy.

NQRC sessions are a fusion of (queered and secularized) twelve step wisdom - in particular from Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families and Codependents Anonymous - Recovery Dharma, and Internal Family Systems therapy. The space is also influenced by the work of Parker Palmer from the Center for Courage and Renewal.

Neuro-Queer Recovery Club is an evolving space, founded by JK, but co-created by all participants. The guiding documents are in constant evolution, adapting and changing as the collective group wisdom grows and unfolds.