Feelings in Recovery P. 1-G.Dittmar-7//29/14

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By identifying your full spectrum of feelings in recovery and how you engaged with them in the past, you'll clarify your intention on how you choose to engage in the present and future.

Transcript of Feelings in Recovery P. 1-G.Dittmar-7//29/14

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July 29, 2014

One Health

Before  Recovery  Go  around  feelings    �  Impulsive  �  Fearful  �  Skeptical  �  Angry  �  Hurt  �  Sad  

In  Recovery  Move  through  feelings    � Mindful  �  Faithful  �  Thoughtful  �  Processing  �  Expressing  �  Loving  

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�  Think  of  your  most  recent  upset  �  What  was  the  event?  What  happened?    �  How  did  you  react?  How  did  you  respond?    �  How  did  you  feel  inside  of  yourself?    �  What  was  the  outcome?    

�  What  would  you  have  liked  happen  instead?    �  How  would  you  react?  How  would  you  respond?    �  How  would  you  feel  inside  of  yourself?    �  What  would  the  outcome  be?    

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“Expose  yourself  to  your  deepest  fear;  after  that,  fear  has  no  power,  and  the  fear  of  freedom  shrinks  and  vanishes.  You  are  free.”    

–  Jim  Morrison      

�  Feelings  are  neither  bad  or  good,  fact  or  fiction.    � When  we  sit  and  experience  our  feelings  they  no  longer  hold  charge  or  a  hold  over  us.    

�  Recovery  =  a  process  of  learning  to  move  through  versus  go  around  our  feelings  

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�  Intentionality  and  attitude  about  feelings  �  Free  form  writing  �  Giving  the  feeling  a  voice  �  Meditation  and  prayer  �  Active  meditation  and  prayer  �  Drawing  or  mandalas  �  Talking  with  a  sponsor,  coach  or  sober  fellow  

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