Monthly Archives: October 2011

“Why Can’t This Just Be A Dream?”

Recently I received one of the most compelling emails I have ever received.  The subject line was, “Why Can’t This Just Be A Dream?”  Moved beyond words by the writer’s genuine expression of emotion, candor and clarity, it was written … Continue reading

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Little Commitments to Recovery Add Up

Little installments of solid commitments to recovery add up over time.  In fact, repeatedly engaging in even small increments of time exclusively devoted to recovery serve to propel you forward in a positive direction. Make a commitment to devote at … Continue reading

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Evaluating Your Recovery Capitol

No matter what your past was comprised of yesterday or a few years back, there are an infinite number of opportunities available to you every day to break away from what is not in your best interests.  Whether you are … Continue reading

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What Does Recovery Look Like?

A little over a year ago, I had the privilege of attending some Recovery Month events which were sponsored by the Maine Alliance for Addiction Recovery (MAAR).  Hundreds gathered in Augusta, Maine from every walk of life; representatives of every … Continue reading

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Considerations Prior to Public Disclosure of Recovery Status

Last week we explored discretion being the better form of valor and how it applies to disclosure on a public level regarding addiction recovery status. Here is a brief list of considerations that might be helpful to reflect upon prior … Continue reading

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