Tag: alcoholism

Anxiety and Addiction | Elizabeth Vargas

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Emmy winning journalist, Elizabeth Vargas shares her struggles with anxiety and addiction and how she learned to live a healthy life. If you are struggling with alcohol visit JoinMonument.com #mentalhealth #love #depression #covid #anxiety #recovery #motivation #panic #alcoholism #addiction #hope #mentalhealthawareness #sobriety #selfcare #soberlife #sober #alcoholicsanonymous #selflove #alcoholic #onedayatatime #addictionrecovery #therapy #alcohol #wellness #soberliving #mindfulness #meditation #healthylifestyle #JamesMillerLIFEOLOGY®

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If You Struggle with Alcohol | Mike Russell

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Mike Russell @joinmonument shares his personal struggle with alcohol. This inspired him to create Monument, an online platform for those looking to change their relationship with alcohol. If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol, visit https://JoinMonument.com. #alcohol #alcoholics #alcoholism #addiction #alcoholic #alcoholicsanonymous #recovery #steps #alcoholicproblems #onedayatatime #familyrecovery #familydisease #drinking #higherpower #adultchildofanalcoholic #myrecovery #keepitsimple #liveandletlive #mentalhealth #health #anxiety #depression #healing #selfcare #mentalhealthawareness #wellness #love #sobriety #sober #JoinMonument #jamesmillerlifeology #lifeology

Voice - Kathy Tuccaro

Finding your voice | Kathy Tuccaro

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Your voice is a powerful tool to keep you safe. As children our environment teaches us our worth and value. Often we learn that we don’t have a voice in our well-being. As adults we feel the same way and live our life accordingly. The reality is, that is not true. Your value and worth are determined by you, not by what you went through. Learning how to set boundaries in your thoughts gives you the foundation to use your external voice to set healthy boundaries, which keeps you safe. Use your voice, it’s the most powerful tool you have. Author and motivational speaker, Kathy Learn more…

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Family roles | Jodee Prouse

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Healthy families don’t assign family roles. We have all seen movies where there are token characters that we expect. Did you realize your family has certain roles that each of you play? These family roles are dysfunctional, but create a sense of “order” in families. In this episode you will hear what these family roles are and how to break this generational family cycle. Author, Jodee Prouse, shares her memoir, The Sun Is Gone: A Sister Lost in Secrets, Shame, and Addiction, and How I Broke Free. Jodee gives a first hand account of a sober child living in this dysfunctional system, the family role she Learn more…

True to self with Rosie Kuhn

Be true to self | Dr. Rosie Kuhn

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Making the hard decision to be true to self. Many well-meaning people have wonderful expectations for us. However, as we grow, those expectations do not match what we feel is healthy for us. Making a decision to be true to self versus what the world perceives to be “the right thing,” will cause extreme conflict with your support system. It is important that you spend time getting to know yourself, to know the reasons why you act, feel, and do the things you do. When you can find stillness within it allows you to make those difficult decisions of being true to self. Psychologist, Rosie Kuhn shares Learn more…