Shame – Being VS Doing Something Wrong … By Jess Kimmel, MSAT, LLPC, Saturday, May 18, 2019 2:22 PM I struggle to facilitate conversations about shame. And I’m transparent about that with my clients. This is for a few reasons: shame is difficult to conceptualize. Unlike “coping skills” or “aftercare planning,” shame is nebulous. Open for discourse. Dependent on our unique perspectives and past experiences. Additionally, I’ve yet to master managing shame in my […] The post Shame – Being VS Doing Something Wrong … appeared first on Sanford House. Read more »

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WFS Annual Weekend Conference 2019 When Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 11:00 AM EDT -to- Sunday, June 9, 2019 at 1:00 PM EDT Add to Calendar   Where DeSales University 2755 Station Ave Center Valley, PA 18034 Driving Directions Today is the last day to register for the 2019 WFS Conference!   The new Conference Planning Workgroup has been hard at work creating an updated and engaging event just for you. We hope that you will take advantage of today's final day to register and join us for this joyful weekend exploring the WFS fourth Level of Recovery: Level 4: Using new attitudes to enforce new behavior patterns. Statement 3: Happiness is a habit I am developing. Happiness is created, not waited for. Statement 6: Life can be ordinary or it can be great. Greatness is mine by a conscious effort. Statement 11: Enthusiasm is my daily exercise. I treasure the moments of my New Life.  We already have a record number of women registered - don't be left behind! Register by midnight US Eastern to be guaranteed your place in all the fun.   Register Now!

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Give a gift in memory or honor of your father, or someone who is like a father to you! Your donation will help a man, woman, or child in need and donations of $25 or more will include a tribute card that will be sent to the individual being honored!   Click here to donate today! Every Wednesday Shipley's Do-Nuts makes several of its delicious pastries available to the Shepura Men's Center, but we need a volunteer to deliver these wonderful treats! We are looking for a reliable group or individual to pick up the do-nuts up between 6:30-7 p.m. every Wednesday evening and drop them off at our center. For more information please contact Andrea at andrea@jimmiehalemission.com or 205-323-5878 x105. Tony Cooper continues the Mission's 75th Anniversary Celebration & Appreciation Tour in June. The executive director will be making guest speaking appearances at the following locations: The Cross at Clay Church - Clay, Ala., on Sunday May 26th Refuge Church - Birmingham, Ala., on Sunday, June 2nd Kingdom Life Church - Cullman, Ala., on Sunday, June 9th For more information on scheduling Mr. Cooper to speak at your business or congregation, contact Terry at 205-323-5878 or email him atterry@jimmiehalemission.com Royal Pines will host an Open House as part of the Mission's 75th anniversary celebration! Come join us from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, June 9th, for a facility tour and refreshments. Come see how your generosity is helping men overcome addiction and start life anew! Royal Pines is located at 5 Guinns Cove Road  in Hayden, Alabama. To help the homeless and hurting in our community today, please click the link below

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Changing Your Tone Can Change the Conversation

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Not Getting Anywhere Talking to Your Child About Their Drug Use? Try Changing Your Tone of Voice. How do you initiate a conversation about your son’s or daughter’s substance use – particularly when you’re not very happy about it? The most important thing is getting to an open dialogue. And by just shifting your tone of voice, you can be the one to introduce that lighter air, so you can build a bridge to a more productive conversation. Watch Helpline Specialist Karla explain how to deal with your son’s or daughter’s substance use differently: Watch Video

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