Wreckage to Recovery
Tim LineaweaverPersonal stories, practical suggestions, and insights on sobriety, dealing with trauma, and enhancing mental and physical health. Making the first step toward change can be difficult, but you don't have to do it alone.
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Conflict Resolution in Relationships-Part One
Conflict is inevitable in relationships, but how we handle it determines whether it becomes a growth opportunity or a destructively repetitive cycle. Without conflict resolution skills, what develops is a constant “problem loop” where simil...
Honey or Vinegar?
The video above is from a reading I did in my home town of Woods Hole on Cape Cod at the community hall. I joined twenty other writers and we were each given a strict , closely-timed five minutes. Given the ending was important to the overa...
A Better and More Humane Understanding of Addictions
Self-medication is an oft-used term that when explored deeply, lends a better understanding of substance use disorders and defuses stigma. Stigma is born from judgment, limited experience of those with substance use disorders and a lack of ...
A Refugee from the Country of Addictions
In 1984 I fled my home country of addictions and became a refugee. Officially, a refugee is defined as a “a person who has been forced to leave their home country, typically due to a well-founded fear of persecution.” For fifteen years, I w...
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Thankfully, I got into recovery back in August 1984. At that time, alcohol and cocaine had created a great deal of wreckage in my life. I am grateful to be clean and sober, and grateful to be alive!
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