Morning Meditation: While I believed I was a new person in Christ, changing old habits, battling destructive behaviors, and changing my thought patterns took time, accountability, and consistency. #morningmeditation #help
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Trauma, Addiction, and Recovery
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Ep. 3- airs on Saturday March 12, 2022 at 11:00 AM CST! In this episode, my guest, Cheryl R. Luke, and I will discuss: How trauma places survivors at high risk for developing addictive behaviors. Hope that is found in programs like Celebrate Recovery Personal insights from our experiences