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The Quick Guide to Beefing Up Your Gratitude

The normalcy of life often disguises the beauty around us, and much like a muscle, we have to train our mind’s eye to see it more clearly. If we aren’t careful, our mind can slip into a state of non-fitness where our spirit, recovery and appreciation for life all become atrophied.

Today, rather than looking at those things you don’t yet have, look to all the things you do. Ask yourself a very deliberate set of questions: What am I grateful for? Who am I grateful for? And what have I learned that brings immense inner value to my life? Check out this little guide to building up your gratitude muscle, and start feeling rewarded for the life you already have.

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Having a Beautiful Holiday Season with an Addicted Child

The beauty and magic of the holiday season are often complicated by stress. And when a child is confronting addiction, it can make things outright unpredictable. But if done correctly, it’s still an amazing opportunity to set boundaries and cherish everyone you hold dear. Read more from author and mother Sandra Swenson on how to best approach the coming holiday season with an addicted child.

Online Meetings Offer Holiday Support

The holidays can put our recovery into a state of discomfort or awkwardness. Make a plan to support your recovery by checking out our online meetings, chat rooms and other resources, so you have all the help you need readily available when you need it.

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