Mindlessly scrolling social media? Why not check out my latest&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://youtu.be/mmgO1nwbHTE">video</a>?You’re going to love this one.It’s all about introducing our&nbsp; “<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.jdassociates.ca/pl/2147653863">Recovery Warriors Tribe</a>”&nbsp;to the community. It is free for anyone to join.I’ve given you all the juicy details, including:<ol><li>The struggles the Indigenous Peoples of Canada face due to substance use We need to recover from substance use in order to start reclaiming our identity. This is where the healing process begins. You can feel the pain caused by substance use in this short video. We need to rely on and strengthen our resilience in this colonial environment. We can help you begin the process of healing.</li><li>Once we decide to begin our recovery journey, this will open the door to rediscovering our ancestral teachings and cultural traditions with the support of other Indigenous Peoples who went before us. If you are struggling, listen to the testimonies of individuals who have overcome substance use by drawing strength from their cultural heritage.</li><li>We are all related to and connected to Mother Earth through our ancestors. Take your personal recovery journey through recovery, guided by the wisdom of our ancestors, traditions, and the support of the "Recovery Warriors Tribe." Connect with our tribe today. Take the first step in your healing journey.</li></ol>Check it out! Let me know if you enjoyed watching in the comments.

The video introduces the "Recovery Warriors Tribe," highlighting the challenges Indigenous Peoples of Canada face due to substance use, emphasizing recovery, resilience, and cultural connection.

"Recovery Warriors Tribe" Announcement

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"Recovery Warriors Tribe" Announcement

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