My Main Focus in Sobriety has Been to Replace Fear with Faith or Love
My main focus in sobriety has been to replace fear with faith or love. Steve-O
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If the Version of You From 5 Years Ago Could See You Right Now, They’d Be So Proud. Keep Going
If the version of you from 5 years ago could see you right now, they’d be so proud. Keep going.
recovery.boston is Now on Substack!
Check recovery.boston out on Substack! We’d love for you to give us a follow!
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you are enough just as you are
you are enough just as you are ♡
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Poetry on the Harbor
Join us the first Thursday of every month at 7pm for Poetry on the Harbor at Recovery on the Harbor! Writing workshops, poetry prompts, readings, and healing with writing right by the ocean! Everyone is welcome, and no writing experience is necessary. In the warmer months, look towards writing on the beach itself! We look forward to seeing you there!
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Finding Sanctuary in Boston’s Green Spaces: Nurturing Your Path to Recovery
Discover the therapeutic benefits of Boston’s parks and waterfronts for personal recovery. Engage in nature-based activities to reduce stress and improve well-being.
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Belle Isle Inlet
Discover the beauty of Belle Isle Inlet in Winthrop, MA, part of Boston Harbor, through this serene photograph taken on a cloudy day by Mike Jewett. Photography is a part of his continuing recovery. #photography #nature #Winthrop
Fallacy of Relative Privation
Learn about the fallacy of relative privation that dismisses your complaints by comparing them to “worse” problems. Your feelings are valid and deserve to be heard.
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Don’t Ever Be Ashamed of Loving the Strange Things that Make Your Weird Little Heart Happy
Embrace your quirks and unique interests – they make you who you are. Wise words from Elizabeth Gilbert to remind us to embrace our individuality.