At the beginning of 2020, we started offering daily virtual 12-step meetings three times a day, with the hopes of helping our community stay connected to recovery in challenging times. Since then, our Virtual Alumni Meetings have evolved into a high-functioning homegroup and service commitment, with a support system helping every newcomer. And, when alumni speak, we listen! Ashley is excited to provide a platform for a Virtual Alumni Chapter. This chapter will host the daily 9 am, 1 pm and 6 pm EST Virtual Alumni Meetings and will be facilitated by committed alumni volunteers. Our alumni team will support this group with a focus on tradition twelve of Alcoholics Anonymous, “…place principles before personalities.” As the world continues to return to normalcy, we also encourage all of you to find an in-person meeting that will help you to stay on the path of recovery. All meetings will continue to be available using the same Zoom link. If you’re interested in volunteering or attending these meetings, please reach out to our Alumni Department, alumni@ashleytreatment.org. We are so thankful to our alumni community for stepping up and supporting the continuation of the three daily meetings that have helped us through such a challenging time. We plan to push out updates through email and in the Chalk Talk app. If you want to learn more and don’t have access to one or both, please sign up below to receive the meeting link or download the app by searching “Chalk Talk – Ashley Treatment” in the app store. *Please note the Chalk Talk app is carefully curated for our alumni only. We want to consider all the ways in which we can support you in your ongoing recovery. If you need us, we’re here for you! About the meetings:

• Last names do not have to be used and are not required
• Mute your audio; you can listen and are not required to share, please virtually raise your hand when you would like to share
• Format and topic of the meetings will vary
• Meetings are intended for Ashley alumni, but all are welcome
• Our only request of you is that you’re respectful of all the other participants