#HealingProcess

Kalvin Carefour Johnnykaebecomyn@vivaldi.net
2025-04-14
Dr Gaurav Guptadrgauravgupta_
2025-03-05

Curious about recovery, rehab, and pain management? Watch now to uncover every milestone on your journey to full recovery! 💪🦵

Mark Leedsdreamelks
2025-01-20

He stressed the significance of adopting a holistic approach, considering the biopsychosocial and spiritual aspects of addiction.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-11-25

Lorraine's insights into self-reflection, honesty, understanding beyond belief, and the pursuit of meaning and purpose in life offer invaluable guidance for anyone on this path.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-10-21

The Martial Art of Recovery, how to subdue addiction and achieve mental wellness.

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2024-10-14

Healing from CPTSD is a winding path, and lately, I've been reflecting on how unpredictable it can be. Some days, the triggers are barely noticeable; other days, they surface in ways I didn’t expect, leaving me feeling unsettled. It’s interesting how triggers can shift—sometimes it’s the familiar sound or smell, but more often now, it’s something internal, rooted in deeper emotional patterns. When those moments hit, it’s easy to wonder whether I’ve really made progress.

But healing doesn’t follow a straight line. Progress isn’t about eliminating triggers but recognising them and finding ways to respond with more understanding. Some days, it feels like I’m managing well; other days, I’m reminded of how much work is left to do. And that’s okay. Each moment, whether difficult or steady, is part of the process. What matters is staying committed to the journey, learning more about myself, and continuing to grow, even on the tough days.

As I keep working on myself, I’m seeing the strength that comes from facing these challenges. Healing is ongoing, and while it’s not easy, it’s shaping something deeper in me with each step forward.

#CPTSD #MentalHealthJourney #HealingProcess #EmotionalHealing #TraumaRecovery #GrowthMindset #SelfReflection #Resilience

Dr Gaurav Guptadrgauravgupta_
2024-09-16

Patients recover faster at home, where they are more comfortable, which can speed up healing.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-08-21

And one one great thing about working with people with addictions is that they they tend to be, like, really unique, special people naturally.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-07-23

"Eric Fisher explores how the discipline, focus, and mindfulness inherent in martial arts training can foster a profound sense of balance, strength, and personal growth—essential components in overcoming addiction." lttr.ai/AVGAA

Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-05-24

Drawing from his own background in martial arts, Eric Fisher discovered the potent parallels between martial arts discipline and the path to recovery.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-05-22

It reminded us that the path to recovery, whether from addiction, a failed business, or personal traumas, involves much more than just addressing the physical aspects.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-05-08

Harnessing the Power of Martial Arts in Addiction Recovery: A Unique Insight from Eric Fisher

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-05-01

This episode of The Rehab offers a fresh perspective on addiction recovery, emphasizing the transformative power of integrating martial arts principles into the healing process.

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Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-04-30

"In a recent thought-provoking episode of The Rehab, host Dr. Mark Leeds, D.O., explores the unconventional yet fascinating intersection of martial arts and addiction recovery with his guest, Eric Fisher." lttr.ai/ASD9T

Mark Leedsdreamelks
2024-04-25

The Martial Art of Recovery: Unveiling Eric Fisher’s Transformative Approach to Addiction Recovery: lttr.ai/AR1CD

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