Joshua Tree Fellowship

About Joshua Tree Fellowship

Joshua Tree Fellowship is a peer-led recovery community in Joshua Tree, California. This program offers spiritually based addiction support for adults seeking substance use recovery.

It centers on 12-step principles, group fellowship, meditation and connection with the surrounding desert landscape. Their mission is to provide a serene setting where individuals heal through community support and the restorative power of nature.

Spiritual Recovery in the Joshua Tree Desert

Joshua Tree Fellowship provides a non-clinical, peer-supported recovery model grounded in traditional 12-step fellowship and spiritual growth. Meetings emphasize shared experience, meditation and drawing strength from the tranquil desert environment.

This approach offers an alternative to formal treatment. It focuses on community connection and personal spiritual development rather than licensed therapy.

Sessions typically involve peer-led group discussions, guided reflection and opportunities for quiet contemplation in nature. Participants work through the 12 steps together to build accountability and mutual support while addressing the spiritual dimensions of addiction recovery. The desert setting itself serves as a therapeutic backdrop that encourages mindfulness and inner peace away from urban distractions.

Mindfulness and Nature-Connected Wellness

The fellowship integrates moments of meditation and mindfulness into regular meetings while leveraging the quiet beauty of Joshua Tree’s natural surroundings. This nature connected approach allows participants to step away from daily stressors and focus inward.

The combination of peer support and environmental serenity creates a unique space for reflection and personal growth in recovery.

Community Access and Participation

Joshua Tree Fellowship hosts in-person meetings at their Park Blvd location in Joshua Tree, California, serving individuals throughout the Mojave Desert region.

As a peer led fellowship, the program operates without clinical staff or formal accreditation typical of licensed treatment centers. Financial details are not publicly disclosed though many fellowship programs accept voluntary donations to support meeting space and resources.