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22
Nov
2009
Who Am I? Part 3

19 hours ago by secondchancetolive

Please read Part 1 and Part 2 for context. Thank you. Through owning and respecting my boundaries, I have come to value where I end and where other people begin. When I maintain healthy boundaries, I am able to keep the focus on what is my business and what is not my business. When I mind my own bus ...

Second Chance to Live - secondchancetolive.wordpress.com · 32 references

Who Am I? Part 2

19 hours ago by secondchancetolive

Please read Part 1 and Part 3 for context. Thank you. Such behaviors undermine the individual’s ability to experience their destiny. These limiting behaviors manifest when personal responsibility is discarded as trivial, while seeking to hold other people accountable for choice, happiness and discon ...

Second Chance to Live - secondchancetolive.wordpress.com · 32 references

Traumatic Brain Injury — Stress, Anxiety and Thanksgiving, Christmas and ...

20 hours ago by secondchancetolive

Please read Part 1 for context. Thank you. In my experience I have found that as I am honest, family and friends are more accepting of me. These individuals love and embrace me for who I am as an individual who experienced a brain injury. I have also found that some family members and friends are un ...

Second Chance to Live - secondchancetolive.wordpress.com · 32 references

18
Nov
2009
Codependency Blog

4 days ago by Elizabeth Bush

Aloha students, I hope this finds everyone well. Please write some intelligent words based on your understanding of this module. This is a good time to pose questiosn to demystify anything that needs clarification

Addictions Professional - addictionsprofessional.com

Work co-dependency?

4 days ago by Gadfly

I saw this phrase on a recovery blog today, namely from someone responding to a post of mine about my frustration with my new job, job hours, one supervisor and more here in Odessa, Texas. For people like me who, by nature, nurture or some combination thereof, are somewhat loners in general, and/or ...

Recovery Blog - recoveryblogging.blogspot.com · 1 reference

15
Nov
2009
Still Not My Business…

6 days ago by Jillian Bean

I know who I am. Every now and then I experience moments when the connection to my inner and Knowing Self is not flowing at optimum capacity. I always picture the bar graph on the computer screen that indicates signal strength in the internet connection. I can feel when mine is weak. Over the years ...

Witch Works Best - witchworksbest.com · 1 reference

On-line Course in Codependency for the Addictions Professional

7 days ago by admin

The new addictions course that is available on-line this week at PAHA is “Understanding Codependency and the Creation of Healthy Relationships”. This is a 6-hour course that is also available at our on-line training center anytime at http://substanceabusecounselortraining.com which covers the topic ...

Addictions Professional - addictionsprofessional.com

14
Nov
2009
Codependency – Hope for a Better Day

8 days ago by admin

Hope is all around you. You can find it in nature, in a child’s laugh, a visit with a friend. Hope is sustaining, it helps to get you through another day. Sometimes it feels like you are clinging to hope like a lifeboat, adrift in a sea of guilt and despair. Occasionally, you [...]

Codependency Freedom - codependencyfreedom.com

12
Nov
2009
Sought, through prayer and meditation…

10 days ago by Bill

Step 10. Continued to take personal inventory, and when we were wrong, promptly admitted it. Step 11. Sought, through prayer and meditation, to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out. Step 12. Having ...

What...Me Sober? - whatmesober.com · 7 references

Having the Power to say "NO"

10 days ago by Irene

Contributed by Irene Watson, MA Learning to say “No” is one of the most difficult parts of recovery, but it is also one of the most effective ways to take back control of our lives. Think of “No” as equivalent to owning a power tool. Failure to say “No” is equivalent to giving up our power. We all h ...

Blog - Rewriting Life Scripts - rewritinglifescripts.com/blog_rewriting_life_scripts · 1 reference

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