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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | timlineaweaver.substack.com |
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Trauma and Addictions: To be Anonymous or Not?
This essay explores the tension I wrestled with between anonymity regarding my trauma and addiction, and why I ultimately decided to openly tell my story. I understand this is a personal decision and other sufferers may have very good reaso...
Perseverence: Finding the Best in Us-Part Two
After my first year of recovery was complete, my head began to clear and my depression abated. My therapist floated the idea of going back to school. The suggestion flooded me with a familiar anxiety. School had always vexed me. Yet, despit...
Perseverance: Finding the Very Best in Us-Part One:
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Finding Compassion and Care for Sexual Abuse Survivors
Please Note: This essay discusses themes of rape, sexual assault, trauma, and recovery. It includes personal experiences as a survivor and clinical observations from professional practice. Some passages describe violent and intrusive acts a...
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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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