I. Recovery is actively taking responsibility for how you live your life today.
2. Recovery is being able to put the past behind. Its no longer having
your childhood script dominate how you live your life today.
3. Recovery isbeing able to speak the truth about your growing up
years.
4. Recovery is the process in which you develop skills you werent able
to learn in your childhood.
5. Recovery is a process, not an event, often beginning as a result of
a professionally directed treatment or therapy, or experiences in
self-help groups.
6. Recovery is no longer living a life based in fear or shame.
7. Recovery is developing your sense of self-separate from survival/coping mechanisms. Your identity is no longer based in reaction, but action.
8. Recovery-is the process of identifying, owning and developing healthy ways of expressing feelings; itis the process of learning self-love, self-acceptance. From learning these new ways a person often learns how to set healthy boundaries and limits, To get needs met, to play, relax, and develop flexibility.
9. Recovery is the process of learning to trust yourself and then trusting others, and with trust comes the opportunity for intimacy.
2. Recovery is being able to put the past behind. Its no longer having
your childhood script dominate how you live your life today.
3. Recovery isbeing able to speak the truth about your growing up
years.
4. Recovery is the process in which you develop skills you werent able
to learn in your childhood.
5. Recovery is a process, not an event, often beginning as a result of
a professionally directed treatment or therapy, or experiences in
self-help groups.
6. Recovery is no longer living a life based in fear or shame.
7. Recovery is developing your sense of self-separate from survival/coping mechanisms. Your identity is no longer based in reaction, but action.
8. Recovery-is the process of identifying, owning and developing healthy ways of expressing feelings; itis the process of learning self-love, self-acceptance. From learning these new ways a person often learns how to set healthy boundaries and limits, To get needs met, to play, relax, and develop flexibility.
9. Recovery is the process of learning to trust yourself and then trusting others, and with trust comes the opportunity for intimacy.
