I’ve got a big arsenal of tools to help me keep my mental health on track and one of these important tools is journaling. I’ve found that journaling helps me in so many ways. If you are looking for a way to overcome that feeling of overwhelm, to process your …
Read More »Former Addict Recounts Journey to Find Strength, Spirituality and Self-Love in New Memoir
In her debut memoir, “The Art of Determination,” Isla Stone discloses personal, profound journal entries that chronicle her experiences with rehabilitation, empowerment and remarkable spiritual growth. In her youth, Stone was sexually assaulted by a family member and endured abuse from her stepfather, which created a shaken and battered tone …
Read More »12 Sober Living Tips – Celebrating 12 Years Of Sobriety
What an amazing experience going live on Facebook and Youtube with Jen Clements, from Thrivalist Sobriety, and Freddie van Rensburg, counsellor, to discuss sober living tips in celebration of my 12 years of sobriety. One thing that I have learned about recovery over the last 12 years is that there …
Read More »5 Simple Hacks To Lose That Workplace Stress
“To achieve great things, two things are needed. A plan and not quite enough time.” – Leonard Bernstein, American composer, author and pianist Mr. Bernstein was right, you know, especially the “not quite enough time” part. Because when time is short, we get a little stressed, a little adrenaline kicks …
Read More »Breaking Free Of The Stigma Of Mental Illness
When you realize that you have a mental illness it can be a very scary time. I remember the moment that I realized my own truth [I am a drug addict and an alcoholic] and one of the things that went through my mind was what will people think of …
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