Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts

Monday, March 18, 2013

Athena Engraving

Personalized Anniversary AA Dog Tag Necklace

Personalize this unique AA Dog Tag Necklace with your name and sobriety date. The pendant is supported by a 24" silver tone ball Chain. The medallion is engraved on a silver tone plated, black over-coated heavy steel substrate. We engrave your name, your sobriety date and a Roman numeral indicating number of years sober (or simply "AA") within the AA symbol on the front! The back side is laser engraved with the Serenity Prayer. Dimensions: Approx. 2" x 1-1/4" x 1/16" Weight: 3/4 oz.

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Conscious Contact

Where Spirituality and Recovery Meet

CD by Gail DeWitt

If you feel like your spirit can not take one more hit than this book is for you!

Find at Sunlight of the Spirit Music

Gail DeWitt is over thirty-years sober in recovery and is a licensed spiritual practitioner. She has been a dynamic speaker for more than twenty years in the field of recovery.

Her experiential workshops include the areas of non-violence, healing familial relationships and how to create an active personal spiritual practice. Gail’s workshops are currently facilitated in correctional and residential recovery facilities as well as faith-based organizations.

Gail is a also an author, university lecturer, and the producer and host of a TV talk show. She is frequently called upon to work with young people during summer camps and with incarcerated youth.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

She Recovers - Yoga and Recovery on the Beach

She Recovers warmly invites the women of “Sober Sites” to join us for A Sacred Pause:

Yoga and Recovery on the Beach this November 24 – December 1st.

This retreat promises seven days of female energy, yoga, sun, sand and sea right on the beach in Tulum, one hour south of Cancun. We will honor ourselves, our recovery and our bodies by taking a full week to relax and connect with ourselves, reflect on what we want to create next in our lives, and then refocus our energy for the return home. Although various excursion options will be made available, nutritious meals and yoga classes will be the only specifically scheduled daily activities to allow each participant to spend time exactly as she wishes. The Mayans predict that the end of this year marks a period of renewal for all of us, so we are thrilled to be hosting women in recovery in this sacred place, the Mayan Riviera.

For more information, visit our website at:
www.sherecovers.co

Or like our Facebook page at:
https://www.facebook.com/YogaAndRecoveryOnTheBeach

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Featured Bloggers

June/July = Guinevere Gets Sober

An award-winning, top-ranking addiction blog offering news, reviews, and straight talk about addiction and recovery

August = No Permanent Solutions

I'm 32, married, have a huge family, work behind a desk 9am–5pm and coach diving on the side. My favorite things in this world are my family, diving, dancing, corny movies, awe-ha moments (aka Godshots), silly hair, playful banter, and belly laughs. Any of these things shared with other people makes them even better! I'm in recovery from a myriad of dependencies, and I primarily relate as a recovering alcoholic, bulimic and cutter. I lived with major depression for half my life and have received 21 ECTs. Today I live free from the hell I believed I could only escape through suicide. I don’t know why I was graced with recovery after over a decade of pain and struggle, but I know I cannot afford to keep it to myself nor do I want to. I love sharing my story and my life today, and I hope that my experience might lend support and hope to others. Remember every experience we have will pass. Be present for the good as well as the seemingly bad, because both have value and both are only temporary.

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Everyday Addiction: Healing the Habits of Life

In this afternoon workshop we will look at the issues that trouble us in our daily lives, both internal and external. We will explore self-judgment and painful emotional habits; we will work with letting go of the habitual behaviors that undermine our happiness and serenity. Using themes like honesty, intention, and acceptance, we will come to understand the roots of our distress and develop tools to overcome and heal these persistent problems.

The day's teaching will include mindfulness meditation techniques and Buddhist/12-Step parallels.

Kevin Griffin is the author of the seminal 2004 book One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and the Twelve Steps and the recent A Burning Desire: Dharma God and the Path of Recovery. He has been practicing Buddhist meditation for three decades and been in recovery since 1985. He’s been a meditation teacher for over fifteen years. His teacher training was at Spirit Rock Meditation Center where he currently leads Dharma and Recovery classes.   

Kusala Yoga -Brooklyn NY

Kevin Griffin - Buddhism and Recovery

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Highland House - Addiction Treatment

Highland House has treated over 200 clients in the past 3 years. For many of them Highland House has come to represent the beginning of their true lives... lives free from fear, misery and addiction.

Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, where Highland House is based
Plettenberg Bay, South Africa

In our care and among their peers, they have found the strength, courage and skills to move beyond their old manner of living and embrace new and healthy lifestyle - find out why.
The evidence speaks for itself. We know, beyond a doubt, that addictive illnesses such as alcohol and drug addiction are treatable diseases... recovery is possible.
With the help and support of our qualified UK trained counsellors and clinical staff you can overcome active addiction.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

April Blogger of the Month

The Sober Lawyer

This Blog is written anonymously by "Dick," a recovering alcoholic attorney, documenting his journey through recovery and sobriety.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

NEW Recovery Forum

 
Welcome Recovery Discussion ~ We Talk Recovery to the Sober Sites Directory.  Our newest members forum features discussions on addiction, mental health, family and friends, 12 Steps, I am Grateful and more.  If your looking to spread your wings and get involved with an online recovery community check it out.

http://www.recoverydiscussion.com

Friday, March 2, 2012

Learn About Alcoholism

No matter if your new or you have been around recovery for awhile this site is loaded with information about alcoholism.  Live counselors, stages of alcoholism, treatment, interventions and a TON more!
Visit Learn About Alcoholism at http://www.learn-about-alcoholism.com/

Thursday, February 16, 2012

FEBRUARY 2012 Blog of the Month

Recovery Princess

Recovery Princess is a personal blog that I started when I quit drinking alcohol. The purpose was to share the ups and downs of early sobriety with others who were in the same situation. This blog was also a way for me to reach out to others in the recovery.

http://recoveryprincess.com

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Sunlight of the Spirit Music






Great gift ideas... 12 Step/Recovery music from Sunlight of the Spirit Music

"Our recovery music CDs cost less than a trip to the therapist, and you don't even have to leave your home. Listen. Discover. Recover."

http://www.sunlightofthespirit.com/category/1-12-Step-Recovery



Saturday, December 10, 2011

Blog of the Month - Sober Inspiration

Soberational Experiences & Strange Happenings In Recovery

"Hi I'm Ashling and I'm an Alcoholic. You can read more about me in my First Blog entry in June 2011: What's in an Ashling"

http://soberinspiration.blogspot.com

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Blog of the Month November 2011

12 Steps of Recovery
"I am an Adult Child (of an Alcoholic)

…and a 30-something year old woman living in Cape Town, South Africa. My life has been a great struggle, even when things were good, I was waiting for them to come crashing down around me, and they usually did.

My recovery in a 12 Step Fellowship has made the single biggest difference to my life. For 30 years I wondered what was wrong with me and what to do to fix myself. I came to find that there is nothing wrong with me and all I need is Love. So my steps are a process of learning to Love myself & others. I share in the hope that you will know that you are not alone and that you can also be Loved.

Please respect my anonymity and I will respect yours."
http://12stepsofrecovery.net

Friday, October 28, 2011

Christians In Recovery

For all of you who have gotten back into their Christian faith or never lost it join http://christians-in-recovery.org/ to help the vision happen...
"Our Vision - It is the vision of the Board and Supporting Members of CIR to continue to use the latest technology, in addition to conventional means, to reach those who would normally not seek help--to catch those who fall through the cracks-- and to further spread Christian hope, healing and fellowship to those in need of recovery. Our vision is not just recovery but to go well beyond recovery so people can fully discover, explore and magnify all possibilities God intends for them as individuals."

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Silkworth.net

Wow!  If your a history buff and in recovery you should definitely check out http://www.silkworth.net/.   The site is rich with information from the Big Book to biographies, prayers and the Steps.  There is a page featuring " An in depth look at the writings, articles, letters and documents of Dr. William Duncan Silkworth, M.D. -also known as Silky."

This site is BOOKMARKABLE!

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Blog of the Month - Higher Powered

October Blog of the Month award goes to Higher Powered.  The Higher Powered blog is one of the few that long time consistently posted on sober blogs.  Higher Powered has been posting daily since December of 2004.  That takes some serious commitment folks!  Even though HP has a fabulous sense of twisted humor you can see how his recovery is truly priority.  Thank you Mr. Dave for all you give back to the rest of us in recovery.

*THIS BLOG FEATURES ADULT CONTENT*


"A POSITIVE ATTITUDE MAY NOT SOLVE ALL OF MY PROBLEMS, BUT IT WILL ANNOY ENOUGH PEOPLE TO MAKE IT WORTH THE EFFORT. I am an alcoholic and a sarcastic smart-ass. I am recovering from the alcoholism. My first and only sobriety date is September 5, 2003."
Visit Higher Powered at http://texandave.blogspot.com/





Monday, July 4, 2011

The International Christian Recovery Coalition


The International Christian Recovery Coalition is an informal, international fellowship comprised of Christian leaders and workers in the recovery arena, together with Christians in recovery and others seeking the power and love of God as a means of recovering from the ravages of alcoholism, addictions, and other life-controlling problems.

Our Two-Part Mission Statement

"To glorify God by making known the roles played by God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Bible in the astonishing 75% and 93% success rates (overall, and in Cleveland, respectively) early A.A. claimed among ‘seemingly-hopeless,’ ‘medically-incurable,’ ‘real’ alcoholics who really tried to follow the original recovery program developed by A.A. cofounders Bill W. and Dr. Bob in Akron, Ohio, beginning in the summer of 1935."

"To glorify God by helping Christian leaders and workers in the recovery arena substantially improve their effectiveness in reaching those who still suffer by including accurate information about the original, highly-successful Akron A.A. program, its principles and techniques, and its historical setting into their recovery efforts."

http://www.christianrecoverycoalition.com

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Blog of the Month

July Blog of the Month...

Dear Body

Recovering from my eating disorder. A blog of letters to myself from my body and vice versa.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Sunlight of the Spirit Music

Find all genres of music by people in recovery at Sunlight of the Spirit Music!

"What's New In Our Store
Here at Sunlight of the Spirit, we're constantly reviewing the latest music by artists in recovery and hand-picking the best we find. Here's a list of the newest items in our store
."


Leah Clark
Embrace The Change
Genres: Positive / New Thought

Leah Clark composes music reflective of her own personal transformation. Embrace The Change is a musical journey with jazzy blues, African rhythms and even some pounding dance music. Half the songs have lyrics with a spiritual message; The other half are beautiful instrumental musical interludes.


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