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ConnectionHopeIdentityMeaningEmpowermentThese commonalities of most people who thrive (vs. cope) in recovery from addiction and mental healt
Many thrive - not cope - with recovery from addiction and mental health challenges. What are the qualities of people who find "post-traumatic gains?" CHIME - Connection, Hope, Identity, Meaning and Empowerment. Enjoy the audio of the presentation + Q&A/discussion that follows https://rebelliondogspublishing.com
Some of the best of 2024: From the International Conference of Secular AA, September 20th in Orlando. The keynote address by researcher/journalist Joe C looks at the five characteristics of people who thrive after mental health and/or addiction setbacks and enjoy a "post-traumatic gains" experience: CHIME—connection, hope, identity, meaning, empowerment.
By Joe C. William Schaberg’s 30 Things: Practical Advice for Living Well is a very different kind of offering from this beloved author. Typi
30 Things: Practical Advice for Living Well by William H Schaberg
Sample 30 Things My rating: 5 of 5 stars FROM GOODREADS - Full disclosure: I published this book. I read the manuscript before I published it and fell in love with my newest “go-to often” gems. 30 Things has earned its place on a smallish bookshelf beside my desk, which I can reach when on the phone or computer or when I need a pause. These “things” are challenges, experiences, tests, and samples of one's journey in life. Bill Schaberg stands above “advice columnist” types of authors, leading with the vulnerability of these very personal stories. He is not simplistic, preachy, or sensational. In other words, this is not one of those disposable “30 ways to finally have the joy you deserve” books. Schaberg’s writing legacy has been research-based, a systematic unpacking that shines a light on someone else or something else. 30 Things is a legacy book, handing over the spoils of one seeker's findings to another, not as the teacher but as a fellow who clearly recognizes the finitude and fragility of one life to live. View all my reviews
Dr. Ray B., “What I have learned and seen in Recovery Communities.” What is addiction? The 4 cees,Loss of ControlConsequencesCom
The history behind, science of, and folk wisdom of ONE day at a time https://rebelliondogspublishing.com/blog/blog/7336920/the-science-history-of-one-day-a-time
who's a party animal? who has alcohol use disorder? As many have been experimenting with Dry January. How much drinking is problem drinking? We look at assessing alcohol use disorder vs just loving to party
Right now, we look ahead to 2024. Freethinkers in Orlando Alcoholics Anonymous are preparing to host the International Conference of Secular
CHECK OUT 3rd PRINTING 10th anniversary BEYOND BELIEF. READ OR DOWNLOAD OCTOBER 2023 BLOG IN PDF FORMAT What a decade we’re having! Maybe y
Another blast from the past (Retro Rebellion Dogs Radio Episode 17, from 2015) - two Davids fighting two Goliaths of orthodoxy. Meet Marc Lewis, neuroscientist who disagrees with the disease model of addiction. He doesn't even like the word "recovery" What are we returning to? The whole point is to move forward. Greta Vosper is an atheist minister for the United Church of Canada. Eight years ago she was under review by the overlords of the Church. Today she delivers progressive, secular Christianity that makes sense to her congregation. Visit https:rebelliondogspublishing.com for show notes, community and the latest.
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Check this out: download or stream for free this talk about workshops for people in recovery from addiction and mental health.
Marya Hornbacher is the recipient of a host of awards for her books, journalism, essays, and poetry. Shortlisted for the Pulitzer Prize for her first book, Marya has spent a prolific twenty-odd years writing and teaching across genres. She was recently honored with the Annie Dillard Award in Creative Nonfiction. Marya published her first book, Wasted: A Memoir of Anorexia and Bulimia in 1998, when she was twenty-three. What started as a crazy idea suggested by a writer friend became the classic book that has been published in sixteen languages, is taught in universities all over the world, and has, according to the thousands of letters Marya has received over the years, changed lives. Her second book, the acclaimed novel The Center of Winter, has been called "masterful," "gorgeous writing," "a stunning achievement of storytelling," and "compulsive reading." The novel tells the story of a family recovering from a father's suicide in the spare, wintry Minnesota north, and in exploring this seemingly dark landscape, discovers light, redemption, and hope. This book, too, is taught in some of the best writing and literature programs in the United States and Europe. Marya's third book, Madness: A Bipolar Life, was published to immediate and enormous praise, hitting the New York Times Bestseller List and earning the remark in that publication, “Hornbacher is a virtuoso writer.” Madness is “an intense, beautifully written” book about the difficulties, and promise, of living with mental illness. It has been called "the most visceral, important book on mental illness to be published in years." Her fourth and fifth books, both published by Hazelden Publishers, took Marya in a new and exciting direction that allowed her to put her experience with recovery to use in the recovery community. Sane: Mental Illness, Addiction, and the Twelve Steps is a practical, funny, user-friendly guide to working the Twelve Steps for people who deal with a dual diagnosis of mental illness and addiction. Waiting: A Nonbeliever’s Higher Poweris a powerful, almost radical exploration of what spirituality can mean to the recovering person who does not believe in God.
Our musical guest Julian Taylor has a new song out “Seeds” - the right artist and a perfect song for recovery and our brainstorming process. https://juliantaylormusic.ca/
A new look at possible incentives and influences in early AA while the idea of a book (that would become Alcoholics Anonymous) was being contemplated. William James, Carl Jung, Richard Peabody, historians have talked-to-death these influences. But here's an idea, let's look at the best-sellers being talked about on radio and in print at the time the Big Book was being created? In April's Rebellion Dog's blog that's what we do
THE SECRET BOOKSHELF: Influences on AA’s creator that no one is talking about … until now. Download/read PDF version HERE. First of all, th
Bill Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholic's Anonymous, wrote in 1952,
In 1972 Bill Wilson was dead and AA was learning to live sans-founder. In Episode 72, The Secret Diaries of Bill W by bob k bring him back f
you asked for it, "Rebellion Dogs our every sip at first!" Beyond Belief, beyond Merch, lol. Get it for friends.