As an Indigenous “Recovery Warrior” actively overcoming substance use, consider this adaptation of your mission statement:"Each day is a sacred opportunity to redefine your life's purpose. Reflect on the profound impact you have on your community. Are you fully aware of the unique support and hope you offer? If you find yourself uncertain, let's connect and explore this together. We'll dive deep into your journey, uncovering the values that guide you and the strength you impart to others. Your mission is not just a statement; it's a living testament to your resilience and commitment to healing for yourself and those you inspire."Remember, crafting a mission statement is a process that involves deep self-reflection, careful analysis, and thoughtful expression. It might take considerable time before you feel it truly represents your innermost values and goals. Regular review and updates are essential as you gain new insights and experience changes in your life. This mission statement becomes a guiding constitution, embodying your vision and values and helping you navigate your life and work. If you would like additional information, please click <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://portal.owlpractice.ca/iwtscanada/booking">HERE</a> to schedule an appointment. All our relations.

Connect with uncertainty to explore your journey, uncovering values, and strength. Your mission is a testament to resilience and commitment to healing.

What mission have you passed down from generation to generation? 

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What mission have you passed down from generation to generation?

What mission have you passed down from generation to generation?

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