What does happiness and pleasure look like if I don’t need any more material gain? What does prosperity look like if I don't need material prosperity? Hi Everyone, Welcome to The Studio. This article was such a pleasure for me to write. It's one of my favorites, and led [...]
It's something you don't understand until you're ready to understand. Second graders aren't ready to understand calculus. And that's important to mention because you don't give up - you keep going - until you understand. She* was talking about her beliefs and said, "I didn't trust Love." Those words came to me like a power [...]
The morning reality check: this body will be ash one day, and until then, I thought it would be a good idea to start appreciating and enjoying this body while I still have it — while I am still in it. Time in a body-bottle: to appreciate the time in this body. My body holds 49 years. [...]
"Let this year be on you. Guilt-free," she told me. And it's what I've been telling clients this year. Slow down...give yourself the entire year...you'll get there. Offering mental spaces of hope and inspiration as to the value of committing oneself to 2020 differently. Offering a means to acknowledge that they (you, me, we), [...]
At some point, a proposition is made as to whether they want to use their journey of addiction as this privilege of a lifetime.
Addressing the problem of heroin and abuse of prescription medications is about addressing the pain of our daily lives, and helping people come to understand this, and how to change their lives. Read the full article at The Fix: Are We Creating Puppets in Pain?
Hi Everyone, I have so many clients who feel (think) that a taper from Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is impossible, and I'm here to tell you it's not. I have an article over at The Fix. Check it out, and get yourself a dose of hope and success. Read the full story here: Opioid Road to Success: Tapering Off [...]
I get (painfully) fascinated with how much goodness is in our daily lives - in the mundane activities - right in front of us every day, but we miss it.
Many of us have given up on ourselves. We’ve given up on our ability to manage who we want to be, and how we want to live.
I want to offer hope if you or a loved one find themselves choosing MAT as an opiate recovery solution.
