
Making Amends in Sobriety
Whether you’re recovering with the help of a 12-step program or go about it some other way, there will be a time in your new
Whether you’re recovering with the help of a 12-step program or go about it some other way, there will be a time in your new
In the following series I will talk about composite case studies based on clients who came to my practice looking for help with their emotional-
Wisconsin Adoptees: Wisconsin Adoption and Permanency Support is working hard to provide service and offer support to the Wisconsin Adoption Community. That includes providing a
Dear Friends, After 57 years of living this story, I spent the last 4 years chronicling the lessons I’ve learned. Many of you shared these
“The part can never be well unless the whole is well.” These words from the ancient philosopher Plato capture what the foundation of substance abuse
I haven’t kept up as often as I’d like, mainly because I’ve been busy in my role as Executive Director of Kiva Recovery. The goal
I’m a firm believer that tolerating things that bother us is a really bad idea. How many times have you said about something, “It’s tolerable.” Or, “I can stand it.” Most of the time, I think we’re “standing” things we don’t have to stand.
As a rule, I think tolerating something is a waste of time and effort, and generally causes our lives to be less enjoyable, satisfying and fulfilling than they need to be. I just don’t see why anything needs to be tolerated.
Sometimes you need to put your foot down.
If you’re so inclined, please check out a new blog that addresses the statement: “There’s more to life than just being sober.” Please browse, comment,
The Dalai Lama said : “I am open to the guidance of synchronicity, and do not let expectations hinder my path.” Wikipedia describes synchronicity as
To many, the terms “recovery”, “sober fun”, and “sobriety” just don’t elicit much excitement, especially from those involved in them. Native Americans have created the
In collaboration with Adoptees Have Answers (www.aha.mn) , David Bohl will facilitate a group named AAABCD – Adult Adoptees Affected by Chemical Dependency. AAABCD will
Dear Lindsay, Please , please, PLEASE ask for help. You’re quoted in this article as saying “Substance abuse is a disease, which unfortunately doesn’t go
This from Amazon.com: Editorial Reviews “The Power of Slow is a life-changing book. Far from stating the obvious, Christine Hohlbaum provides new insights and persuasive
The following is a guest post from Sharon Richter. During a workout one burns stored fuel, glycogen, looses water and electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium and Chloride).
According to FORTUNE Magazine, the top five companies to work for in 2008 included Google, Quicken Loans, Wegmans Food Markets, Edward Jones, and Genentech. What
by David Bohl Do you ever notice that your life seems to run on automatic? You have routines, you have habits, and you have expectations?
by David Bohl Do you hate your job? Hopefully you don’t because about half of our waking hours are spent at work. Many of us
It seems like every time you turn on the TV these days, the stock market has sunk even lower and the housing market isn’t looking
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