
Learning To Take Life On Life’s Terms
By David Hampton ❘
Those of us who have spent any time in recovery circles have heard the term, “Taking life on life’s terms.” But what does that really mean?
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
Those of us who have spent any time in recovery circles have heard the term, “Taking life on life’s terms.” But what does that really mean?
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
Identity plays a significant role in both addiction and recovery. Learn more about the difference between identity and identifying in recovery.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
If you have a dangerous negative inner narrative, it could be holding you back from making the progress in recovery that you are seeking.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
True recovery isn’t about creating a sober persona, but rather an integrated soul that is intentional and honest about what is and isn’t authentic about me.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
I am convinced that we are as addicted to shame as we are to substances and compulsions. Let's consider how shame can become a shame cycle.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
The anxious culture in which we live can make recovery even more challenging. It is critical to develop tools to cope in order to prevent relapse.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
Empathy is a fundamental part of being human. Seeking to understand encourages growth; addiction treatment is served well by empathy.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
See how one man gained knowledge of resentment and relapse that he was able to use to make a breakthrough in his own recovery.
Read More
By David Hampton ❘
Am I willing to risk practicing what I see others doing in order to experience the freedom I see others enjoying? Must everything change?
Read More