Breaking The Chains of Addiction
We are excited to launch a new series focused on addiction and the challenges of early recovery. The series will feature personal stories, including those of my co-host, who is currently in early recovery, and my own experiences with loved ones who are battling addiction (some actively working towards recovery, while others remain in denial). Through sharing these journeys, we hope to offer support, insights, and valuable resources to those who are on similar paths, helping them navigate their own struggle and find hope in the process. We are currently reaching out to both members and nonmembers for feedback to help better organize our upcoming series on addiction and early recovery. Some of the questions we are asking include: What time is the most convenient for you to engage with the serious, given your busy schedules? Which social media platforms do you primarily use to stay connected and receive updates? What topics related to addiction and recovery are most important to you? (e.g., managing cravings, rebuilding relationships, mental health support, relapse prevention, etc.) Your input will be valuable and ensure that we design a series that is assessable, relevant, and tailored to the needs of our audience
You can provide your feedback by emailing [email protected] or by private message.
We want to extend heartfelt gratitude to everyone who will be taking the time to provide feedback and support as we organize this important series. Your input is a vital part of shaping this project, and we are deeply thankful for your willingness to share your thoughts and experiences. As we move forward, we are reminded of the words from 1 Thessalonians 5:11:" Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." Your contributions are helping us build something meaningful that we pray will provide encouragement and hope to others.
Professional Mental Health Coach at Peace of Mind & Soul Healing
5 个月Navigating the early stages of recovery from addiction can be incredibly challenging, not only for the individual in recovery but also for their family members. Families often experience a range of emotions—relief, hope, anxiety, and even frustration—as they support their loved ones through this critical period. It’s essential for families to recognize the importance of seeking support for themselves as they navigate these challenges. Open communication, setting healthy boundaries, and learning about addiction and recovery are key aspects of providing effective support. Family members should also consider participating in support groups such as Al-Anon or family counseling, where they can find guidance and encouragement from others who share similar experiences. By doing so, they not only gain a better understanding of their loved one’s struggles but also learn how to care for their own emotional and mental well-being during the process. Supporting a loved one in early recovery requires patience, education, and a strong network, and families should not hesitate to seek resources to help them through this journey.
Professional Mental Health Coach at Peace of Mind & Soul Healing
5 个月Resources in Vermont: 1. Vermont Department of Health – Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs (ADAP) ? Website: Vermont Department of Health ADAP ? Phone: (802) 863-7200 ? Email: [email protected] 2. Turning Point Centers of Vermont ? Website: Turning Point Vermont ? Phone: (802) 773-6010 (Rutland Center) ? Email: [email protected] 3. Howard Center – Substance Use Services ? Website: Howard Center ? Phone: (802) 488-6000 (24-hour helpline) ? Email: [email protected] 4. Recovery Vermont ? Website: Recovery Vermont ? Phone: (802) 229-6103 ? Email: [email protected] 5. The Phoenix – Sober Active Community (Vermont) ? Website: The Phoenix Vermont ? Email: [email protected] ? Phone: (720) 440-9175 (National line, services available in Vermont) These resources are available to assist individuals and families in early recovery, offering support, education, and guidance throughout their recovery journey.