From Hazelden Betty Ford <[email protected]>
Subject Granting ourselves kindness and compassion
Date May 14, 2020 10:44 AM
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Create a Forgiving Attitude Toward Yourself

We would often be left speechless if someone treated us the way we treat ourselves. We can easily shame, blame or guilt ourselves when we make any mistake, however small. But we deserve the same graceful response to our own behavior that we expect to give and receive from others. We deserve compassion.

If we aren't loving toward ourselves, we contribute to a vicious cycle of self-doubt and sinking self-esteem. It's when we feel badly about ourselves that addiction may find an opportunity to take hold. To break the cycle, it's important to learn some strategies to stay objective, positive and forgiving toward ourselves.

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Tracing the Many Shades of Shame
Shame is a complex issue with many different origins. Alone, it can be hard to trace and identify. Attend this upcoming webinar on shame to gain a greater perspective on your own shame and how it impacts addiction and recovery.
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