Feel Good Friday. Late October has a way of turning people reflective. This felt like the right week to talk about recovery milestones and what actually deserves a celebration.
Recovery Milestones Worth Celebrating (That Aren’t Just Days Sober) Read More »
Recovery asks you to face a lot of things head-on. But there’s a quieter, harder kind of work underneath all of it. And the dive in is called shadow work.
Truth Tuesday: Make Peace with Shadow Work Read More »
There’s something special about a room full of people who showed up for each other. Last Saturday, that’s exactly what we got at one of our Family Days.
Coffee, Pizza, and a Whole Lot of Heart: Family Day at WisHope Read More »
Addiction often builds into frustration for individuals who hold on to their mistakes. The monotony of making the “same” mistake over and over or falling into a pattern of habits wears down one’s patience in the form of anxiety or—for those who resign efforts to affect change—depression. Advocating for the recovery of others coping with
How to Encourage Recovery in Place of Judgment Read More »
Addiction often builds into frustration for individuals who hold on to their mistakes. The monotony of making the “same” mistake over and over or falling into a pattern of habits wears down one’s patience in the form of anxiety or—for those who resign efforts to affect change—depression. Advocating for the recovery of others coping with
How to Encourage Recovery in Place of Judgment Read More »
Forgiveness takes on a spectrum of meanings that shape personality in unexpected ways. While many preach free and infinite forgiveness, some opt for the “fool me twice” philosophy. With such a wide range of opinions surrounding when and what to forgive, contemplating who deserves a second chance for transgressing boundaries and who doesn’t can be
Who Deserves Second Chances, and Who Sets the Standards? Read More »
Forgiveness takes on a spectrum of meanings that shape personality in unexpected ways. While many preach free and infinite forgiveness, some opt for the “fool me twice” philosophy. With such a wide range of opinions surrounding when and what to forgive, contemplating who deserves a second chance for transgressing boundaries and who doesn’t can be
Who Deserves Second Chances, and Who Sets the Standards? Read More »
