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2. www.marrinc.org › overcoming-stigma-and-shameMothers in Recovery | Overcoming Stigma & Shame

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   Tags: Shame, Traditions Recovery Center. Everything you need to know about Mothers in Recovery. For recovery and rehab, call us at 678-405-5623 or contact us via our contact form.

3. www.motheringfromtheinsideout.orgMothering from the Inside Out

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   Mothering from the Inside Out is a parenting intervention developed specifically for mothers who are in recovery from addiction or who have experienced other adversities. Find out about our research questions, methods, and results of our decades of research. Our publications.

4. facesandvoicesofrecovery.org › wp-content › uploadsTips for Recovering Parents - Faces & Voices of Recovery

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   Periodically re-evaluating and adjusting this balance based on your needs and the needs of your children can help prevent the further abandonment some children feel as a result of their parent’s recovery support activities. ___ I have reached out to other parents in recovery informally or through groups such as Al-Anon or Families Anonymous.

5. www.annegiles.com › handoutsHandouts - Anne Giles

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   Jan 7, 2018 · Handouts open in new tabs. An excerpt from the handout is provided, as is a link to the comprehensive, explanatory post from which the handout originated. Printable worksheet of menu of Part II subjects on one page with column to rank subjects in order of importance to the individual. Addiction Recovery: Realities and Possibilities.

6. www.toughasamother.org › tougher-togetherTougher Together | Tough as a Mother

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   Hear her story. “I am a mother in long term recovery and to me that means today I make healthy choices. I look at my choices and how they affect me and those I love. My recovery helped me heal and helped my children heal. Together we went through some tough times and after all of the Hard we have created a Beautiful life.”.

7. www.bcapop.ca › resources › DocumentsA Start-up Guide for Moms - BCAPOP

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   Step Two- Find a Suitable Meeting Location & Time. Step Three- Find Funding and Donations. Original Operational Budget. Step Four- Advertise. Step Five- Holding the First Group. Step Six- Strengthening the Bond and Keeping the Group Strong. Step Seven- Keeping the Group interesting. Step Eight- Evaluating the Group.

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   How do I start a mothers for recovery group?

   • The Mothers for Recovery logo, posters, magnets and newsletter templates can all be adapted for your community’s use and are a requirement of using the “Mothers for Recovery” name. After gaining some local support, finding a professional co-facilitator, and advertising you will be ready to register and hold your first group.

   A Start-up Guide for Moms - BCAPOP

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   What is mothers for recovery support group?

   • The original Mothers for Recovery Support Group was located in the amenity room of a BC Housing apartment building for a very low-cost. When the group first started and was small the room was sufficient for mothers to attend with their children. The children would play with toys and occupy themselves with crafts while the group took place.

   A Start-up Guide for Moms - BCAPOP

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   What is the difference between a mother and recovery?

   • For the purpose of this guide and the group, a “mother” is any woman who has been or is pregnant and/or currently parenting. “Recovery” is defined individually and may mean to abstain from “hard” drugs or to abstain from all drugs, whichever the mother so chooses and she is welcome to change her definition as she sees fit over time.

   A Start-up Guide for Moms - BCAPOP

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   How can a parent help a child in recovery?

   • Periodically re-evaluating and adjusting this balance based on your needs and the needs of your children can help prevent the further abandonment some children feel as a result of their parent’s recovery support activities. ___ I have reached out to other parents in recovery informally or through groups such as Al-Anon or Families Anonymous.

   # Tips for Recovering Parents Seeking to Break - Faces & Voices of Reco…

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9. www.journeytorecovery.com › wp-content › uploadsCHANGING HABIT PATTERNS - WORKSHEET 1 - Journey To Recovery

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   CHANGING HABIT PATTERNS - WORKSHEET 1. COMMON REASONS TO MAKE A CHANGE. Finding the roots of your motivation can help to build or maintain momentum. This is especially important when plateaus occur or challenges emerge. Being certain of the reasons to make changes will help you keep growing and improve your strategy.