Recovery is a Process.
Recovery is a Process. As you continue on your road to recovery, you will begin celebrating yourself and your survival. You are no longer living in fear because you have given yourself permission to respect, affirm and love yourself.
Recovery is a Gift that you give yourself.
Recovery is a Gift that you give yourself. The key to your recovery is inside you. Many people and groups will support you in your efforts to recover, but you alone will find the path that is right for your recovery. The strength that has allowed you to endure the abuse will also be the strength […]
Recovery is Joy.
Recovery is Joy. There is no joy in being abused, but there is joy when you find the way to stop the abuse and find the way to help yourself. As you begin to live your life with meaning and happiness, you will experience joy.
Recovery is Yours.
Recovery is Yours. You can give recovery to yourself and no one can take it away. There will be struggles and painful days, but the inner peace you develop as you recover will enable you to protect and care for yourself.
Recovery is One Day at a Time.
Recovery is One Day at a Time. You have been abused or exposed to an abusive relationship for a long time. It will take time to heal and then grow. The important thing is not how far you have gone but that you are on the way.
Recovery requires Change.
Recovery requires Change. You cannot recover by doing nothing. Many of us fear change because we do not know the final outcome and because it can be very stressful. Remember to take it a little at a time.
Recovery is a Journey.
Recovery is a Journey. True recovery is a continuing process. It means you are growing to your full potential. It is never a destination. There are no limits in recovery, only those that you impose upon yourself can stop you.
Recovery is Freedom.
Recovery is Freedom. Freedom from the past, freedom to choose your own future, freedom to enjoy your life and feel good about yourself.
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“When consent is not understood and respected, the epidemic of sexual violence continues.” Possibility Seeds and the Courage to Act Project