Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)’s Post

National #RecoveryMonth is a great time to focus on your health & #wellness. Prioritize your needs for recovery— ✅ create healthy boundaries ✅ ask for help ✅ take breaks ✅ express gratitude Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gF-_nY5G #RecoveryIsPossible

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David Beavers

Union Produce Stocker and volunteer Jewish chaplain seeking employment as a Certified Peer Counselor

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Recovery is possible for everyone. Recovery is not only from addiction, but from anything which lessens your quality of life: mental health challenges, self-defeating behaviors, trauma, setbacks. I personally call myself a recovering fundamentalist's. I'll tell you, that was suffering. When you see someone who had behaviors that distress you, try to have compassion and maybe lend a helping hand. Even a kind word can pay amazing dividends. remind them that they can and they will.

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Krystyl Wright, LCSW

Clinical & Community Outreach Manager at California OnTrack |Corporate Wellness Consultant | Expert in Narcissism and Personality Disorders | Strategic Leader in Social & Emotional Intelligence | Co-Founder @LOT XI

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Such a powerful reminder! Recovery is an ongoing journey, and prioritizing self-care through healthy boundaries, asking for support, and taking time for yourself is so important. Gratitude can truly shift our mindset and help us stay focused on growth.

It's a day to day process. To wake-up and fight to stay sober. Most people will never understand. Thank God for my sobriety. No matter what " Stay Clean ".

Dr. Tonya Armstrong

CEO, Licensed Psychologist, Executive Wellness Consultant, Entrepreneur, Minister, Author, Recording Artist

1w

This is such a powerful reminder, especially during #RecoveryMonth. Prioritizing ourselves by setting boundaries, asking for help, and practicing gratitude can make a world of difference in the recovery journey. It’s all about taking one step at a time and being kind to ourselves along the way. Grateful to see the focus on wellness and the reminder that #RecoveryIsPossible for everyone. Let's keep supporting each other! #SelfCare #MentalHealthAwareness

Luz Meza

M.S, LCDC, LPC-A Supervised by Antonio Rosales LPC-S, CCTP, OMS.

1w

Well said!

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