Meghan Fialkoff - Working for a Drug Free World

‌  ‌  ‌ Meghan Fialkoff - Working for a Drug Free World Meghan is an advocate for drug education. She is a public speaker, brand ambassador and event producer. Since 2006, she has been the Executive Director of the Foundation for a Drug Free World of the Americas Chapter. She also promotes basic human rights as the Executive Director of Youth for Human Rights New York Chapter. She is passionate about inspiring young people to follow their goals and dreams and learn the truth about drugs. CLICK HERE to listen and CLICK HERE to watch on our YouTube channel. Don't miss these upcoming episodes: Steve Mason - Stunt Performer and Speaker Ryan Skinner - Addicted and Deadman on Vacation Pastor Robby Gallaty - Reborn and Saving Souls Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and Ring the Bell Subscribe to Our Podcast Steve Sigal, Producer 727-314-7080 Joanie Sigal, Host 727-314-7080 theaddictionpodcast@yahoo.com www. theaddictionpodcast.com Visit our Sponsor - Narconon Ojai https://www.narcononojai.org/ 866-231-5924 Please connect with us on social media by clicking the icons below so that we can spread the word.  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌

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Click — Learning in Addiction Recovery | The Fix

Click — Learning in Addiction Recovery | The Fix: Have you ever struggled to learn how to do something? I mean really struggled. It’s part of the nature of being human because, at our core, we are learning beings.For some people, algebra, geometry, and calculus fall into this category. For others, learning to interact with the opposite sex has been the challenge…or navigating group dynamics. Still others, figuring out how to cope with those damn emotions in useful ways has been the struggle.When we speak of recovery from an addiction, often the process looks and feels like struggle.

A Thousand Wasted Sundays | The Fix

A Thousand Wasted Sundays | The Fix: That perfect little bundle of human that was crying beyond my bedroom door got me questioning my drinking. Questioning my life. I had a baby to look after. I had to do better.

Learning to Make Peace with The Past

Last week I asked you what some of your goals were for this month and the following people responded: Sarah, Missy, Terry, Leo, Nathan, Terrance, Cameron  How are each of you doing? What action steps have you taken to get there, and how can the group support you? A theme I noticed this week on Sobriety Engine was forgiveness, humility, and making peace with our past. Setting attainable goals and learning to ask for help can be the beginning to an incredible healing process. For so long we've run on auto-pilot of thinking we "have it all" or "can do it on our own."  However, when we get sober we must learn to deconstruct this way of thinking. Accepting help is hard. But living in addiction is also hard. Which path are you choosing today? Enjoy the rest of this week's wrap up!  Guest Q&A Cole Chance is Sobriety Engine's resident spiritual guide.  However, before Cole became a jet-setter, yoga instructor, and spiritual coach, she battled addiction herself. In this Q&A, Cole tells explains her in-depth and emotional story of trauma, alcoholism, heroin addiction and how Yoga saved her life. Listen to the conversation, here.  Recovery Coaching In this week's recovery coaching call, the group helped Dustyn who is facing the wreckage of his past. Feeling shame, guilt, anger, and frustration, he's stuck in self-remorse and self-hatred from his past actions. How do we learn to love and forgive ourselves? The group helps Dustyn put together a step-by-step action plan to begin the healing process of making peace with the past and most importantly, ourselves.  Listen to the replay, here. 🕉️ Guided Meditation In this week's guided meditation, we used Tara Brach's acronym R.A.I.N. to help self-sooth and address anxieties. In this guided meditation, Cole helps us work through an uncomfortable emotion or sensation in the body that may be disturbing us or causing friction in our lives. Start your guided meditation, here.  Anniversaries Gary Trimnell celebrated 7 months! Georgie T. celebrated 30 days!  New Members Welcome to our new members! Make sure you introduce yourself in the comments, below! Kim Sweesy  Christian Madera  Annie Buchanan  Brigit Johnson  Amy Cava  Stephen Monahan  Beth Riendeau  Jade H  John Griffin  C Z  Joni Fehrenbacher  Pattih Hazen  Michelle Leonard  Stephanie Crews  Olivia Caitlin  Annie Grant  Antoinette Spencer  Brin Terry  Ben Peterson  Christian Perez  Brad Oneil  Kasey Blackwater  john dymond  Stephanie Hendren  Shannon Beck  Carlos Holstein  Annette Dante  Dan Anderson  Jen Elizabeth  Luca Treantenou  Solitaire Miles  Steve Barber  Jolene Lind  A B  Tom Conroy  Rick Poole  Cheryl Ann  Jessica Dalinsky  Dallas Clark  Peter Sheridan  Kelly Gallagher  Dawn Gadsby  Colleen Hillier  Aubrey Hilbert  jarlin castellano  Mac Solis  Nicholas Odell  Ashlee Johnson  Jennifer M  Megan Habel  Jennifer Clark  Jude E  Curt Kelly  Johnnt De  bryan galbraith  Drea 2  Daniel Dixon  Michelle M  Les Williams  Anna Nunez  Jennifer Williams Emma Galashan  Brian Wilson  Stephanie Caswell  Brenda T  Ashley Marie  Cara Derbyshire   Have a safe weekend everyone! And as always, reach out anytime if you need support.

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Summer During a Pandemic

Dear Joseph, On sweltering summer days, we can always find a safe place to escape the heat. Unfortunately, many of our homeless friends in Philadelphia have no escape. Men and women experiencing homelessness spend long summer days navigating the city streets in search of a small patch of shade to rest without being told to leave. Many of your homeless neighbors struggle to find even a few moments of relief. Now more than ever, life on the street is tough, especially during this current health crisis. As our homeless neighbors struggle to survive, please do not take a vacation from helping those who need it most. Your partnership is important as more and more homeless guests seek refuge and care at the Mission. By providing shelter, nutritious meals, and case management for our homeless guests this summer through your donation you can also be an encouragement to men like Charles. Charles came to the Mission a few months ago, and while seeking stability, he is actively working to mend broken relationships from his past. With the help of the Mission's Homeless Services Team, he is making progress towards getting a job and an apartment. Through the support of his church community, he is also starting to rebuild trust with those he cares about most. During this health crisis, the Mission has become a place of hope, home, and health for Charles. Today, Charles volunteers in the kitchen and sees firsthand how the food he helps prepare can change lives. You make it possible for Charles to offer encouragement and kindness to men in desperate need of a meal, shelter, stability, and God’s love.  “I want to do whatever it takes to encourage others and, when I encourage others, I am also encouraging myself.” Charles further explains, “Sometimes people just need some kind of kindness and support for them to stand back up.” To continue serving the city’s homeless community, we need your help! With your support, you can help provide three hearty meals a day to those in need. The Mission remains the only provider of 3 meals a day, 365 days of the year for anyone in need. Historically, our giving significantly drops during June, July, and August, but our homeless guests continue to need your support. This is why we need friends like you to come alongside hurting people during the hottest months of the year! Can those experiencing homelessness right here in Philly depend on you this summer?  Thank you for keeping the homeless, hungry, and hurting in Philadelphia at the forefront of your mind during the summer season as we continue to serve during this pandemic. Your support lets our homeless guests know that they are not alone, and someone hasn’t given up on them. You are making a great impact, and for that I am grateful! Yours in Christ's Service, Jeremy Montgomery President/CEO Our Mission Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission exists to minister to the physical and spiritual needs of the homeless and disadvantaged in the Philadelphia area.

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