As an Indigenous Recovery Warrior on your journey towards wellness and healing from substance use, it's important to reflect on your current challenges. This week, I'd like to know: What is your primary concern or struggle related to your recovery process?Consider the following areas where the Indigenous Wellness Training Society can offer support:<ol><li>Cultural Healing Practices: Understanding how traditional rituals and practices can aid in your recovery</li><li>Community Support: Leveraging the strength and wisdom of your community in your journey</li><li>Personal Development: Skills and habits that align with the teachings of “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” for empowerment and self-improvement</li></ol>Express your feelings using emojis.<ul><li>If you're feeling empowered and confident in handling this concern.</li><li>If you're feeling uncertain or overwhelmed.</li><li>Or any other emoji that resonates with your current state.</li></ul><h2 style="text-align: start" id="1773be6c-d19f-4f77-af3c-c8b25731951c" data-toc-id="1773be6c-d19f-4f77-af3c-c8b25731951c">Feel free to comment below to share your thoughts, or click <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://portal.owlpractice.ca/iwtscanada/booking">HERE</a> for a free initial session. Your voice is valuable, and every response will be acknowledged and supported with respect and understanding. Remember, the Indigenous Wellness Training Society is here to assist you on your path to recovery and wellness.</h2>

This week, the speaker encourages Indigenous Recovery Warriors to reflect on their current challenges and questions their primary concern or struggle related to their recovery process.

Do you disconnect from an addictive lifestyle?

Feel free to comment below to share your thoughts, or click HERE for a free initial session. Your voice is valuable, and every response will be acknowledged and supported with respect and understanding. Remember, the Indigenous Wellness Training Society is here to assist you on your path to recovery and wellness.

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Do you disconnect from an addictive lifestyle?

Do you disconnect from an addictive lifestyle?

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