National Recovery Month: Do you need help?

National Recovery Month, started in 1989, is celebrated every September to raise awareness about effective treatment and recovery options, recognize the strength of the recovery community, and appreciate the service providers and communities that help make recovery happen.

As a leading transplant program, we understand the added challenges of recovery while also managing a major health event. To best support our patients and their families, multiple recovery resources are available through our transplant program.

Transplant Mentor Program

The Transplant Mentor Program offers unique, patient-led support for every stage of the transplant journey. Our mentors provide guidance on topics such as navigating the transplant process, managing waitlist anxiety, addiction and recovery, life after transplant, survivor’s guilt, and more.

Learn more: Reach us at 214-947-4400 or by email: MDMC_Transplant@mhd.com

AA Support Groups

The Transplant Institute at Methodist Dallas and the Transplant Mentor Program are here to support your recovery journey. We offer weekly recovery meetings that provide a safe, welcoming space for patients, families, and friends facing alcohol addiction.

Each week, we host three online meetings, each with a different approach to addiction and recovery.

Learn more: Visit our AA Support Groups

The Magdalen House

Located in Dallas, The Magdalen House helps individuals with alcoholism achieve and sustain sobriety. Offering residential stays of various lengths, 12-step meetings, and family support, these services are completely free of charge.

Learn more: MagdalenHouse.org