A Conference Unlike
Any Other!

Organized by people who are walking the path of recovery!

Event poster for 'Recovery Reimagined 2025,' taking place from May 23 to 25, 2025, at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, featuring interconnected circles with words such as 'Interconnected,' 'Recovery,' 'Pathways,' 'Community,' 'Connection,' and 'Compassion,' on a colorful background with heart shapes and splashes of paint.

Discover New Possibilities For Recovery!

Why This Conference Is Innovative

Transform your understanding of recovery at this innovative three-day conference.
Recovery Reimagined brings together global experts and lived experience to explore what's truly possible in today’s recovery.

  • Created by the recovery community, for the recovery community

  • Blending personal experience with evidence-based practices

  • Focus on trauma-informed, interconnected approaches to recovery

  • Interactive sessions that foster genuine connection and community

Transform recovery challenges into opportunities for growth.

Meet Our Presenters

Presenters listed in alphabetical order

Bringing together professional expertise and lived experience

Workshop Descriptions

Click below to view workshop descriptions for all three days or each day individually

Be Part of Recovery Reimagined

Conference Tickets - Trinity College Dublin

Full Conference Ticket:
• Full access to all sessions (May 23-25, 2025)
• Access to all recorded sessions for 1 year after the conference
• Refreshments and snacks during breaks

Day Pass:
• Access to all sessions for your chosen day
• Same-day session recordings, available for one year after the conference
• Refreshments and snacks during breaks

• Early Bird tickets available until sold out 
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• Full refund available until March 23, 2025 (60 days before event)

Virtual Tickets - Zoom Access

Join from anywhere in the world!

  • Live streaming from both Regent's House & Emmet Theater

  • Switch between rooms freely

  • Interactive Q&A participation

  • Access to all recorded sessions for 1 year after the conference


ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR PROFESSIONALS:
Professionals in attendance can now earn CPD points recognized by:

  • Irish Association of Counsellors and Psychologists (IACP) - 6.5 points daily, and

  • Addiction Counsellors Ireland (ACI) - 4 points daily.

Note: "CPD points for eligible clinical professionals made available by Dr. Jamie Marich and the Institute for Creative Mindfulness."

📢 Pre-Conference Workshop Announcement
Date: May 21-22, 2025

Join Dr. Jamie Marich for an intensive two-day training:

"Everything You Wanted to Know About Dissociation and DID But Were Afraid to Ask"
A Comprehensive Course for Clinical Professionals, EMDR Therapists, and Recovery Advocates

🔗 Registration & Details: HERE

Note: Separate registration fees apply for this workshop.

Explore emotional sobriety in your daily life.

Community Partners

The organizations below are participating as Community Partners in this year’s conference. Learn more about their work and contributions.

Tiglin is a charity based in County Wicklow providing residential rehabilitation, aftercare, and outreach services to support people overcoming addiction, homelessness, and related challenges.


Alcohol Action Ireland is the national independent advocate for reducing alcohol harm. We research the international evidence across many areas and put forward policy solutions in the Irish context.


Smarmore Castle and CATCH Recovery provide personalised addiction treatment and counselling services in County Louth and Dublin, supporting long-term recovery from alcohol, drug, and gambling addiction.


Stylized logo of a circular brushstroke design with a dot at the top, accompanied by the text 'THE SANCTUARY' underneath.

The Sanctuary is a meditation and mindfulness centre in Dublin offering courses and practices that support personal well-being and social change, inspired by founder Sr. Stan Kennedy’s lifelong commitment to compassion and community.


The logo of The Rise Foundation in black and purple text on a white background.

The RISE Foundation is a charity based in Dublin offering therapeutic support and education to families affected by a loved one’s addiction, helping them understand, cope, and heal.


Steps Together is a private, national health, wellbeing and addiction company that provides treatment and therapy programmes to individuals, families, sports personalities, business leaders and employees.


Logo of the North Inner City Dublin Drug and Alcohol Task Force

brings together policymakers, healthcare professionals, statutory bodies, community and voluntary representatives along with elected members to reduce the harm caused by drugs and alcohol in Dublin.


supports individuals and families affected by addiction through therapeutic services and recovery programmes, empowering people to achieve long-term recovery and live fulfilled lives. It works to create a compassionate and inclusive environment where recovery is always possible.


Meet Our Conference Ambassadors

  • Paddy Creedon

    Paddy Creedon

    Kerry-born recovery advocate in sobriety since 1977. Board member at Alcohol Action Ireland and poetry enthusiast now living in Newry, Co. Down.

  • Sandra Losty

    Sandra Losty

    Recovery advocate and online community builder since 1995, founder of Recovery Hour on Zoom, creating daily connection spaces for people in recovery worldwide since March 2020.

  • A woman with curly brown hair smiling, wearing a white shirt and earrings, indoors with a yellow wall and a window showing a city street with a red bus outside.

    Angie Corrigan

    Passionate recovery advocate since 2007, BACP-accredited trauma-informed psychotherapist in Belfast, and Trinity College Dublin Addiction Recovery scholar dedicated to empowering others on their healing journeys.

Reimagining Recovery Together!

Voices from Recovery Reimagined:
Reflections on Our First London Conference

Support Our Conference Scholarship Fund

At Friendly Circle Berlin, we believe that financial circumstances shouldn't prevent anyone from participating in our Recovery Reimagined! Conference.

If you're able to support our scholarship fund, your contribution will directly fund conference scholarships for participants who would otherwise be unable to join us. These scholarships will help cover conference registration fees for those facing financial barriers.

Location & Venue

Trinity College Dublin

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

(Including Refund Policy in Question 5)