Confabulation, how we lie to ourselves.

This is a great 2 part podcast we dig into the details of the non details, the ways we trick and lie to ourselves and what keeps us stuck. Compelling podcast this Week. We are back as a three-part harmony do not miss this one.

The Voices of Recovery Follow the money

Chris and Nikki talk talk money and how we use the tools we gain to better understand the tool of money. This can be and is a huge trigger for many, and money almost always carries multiple meanings. This is a great way to spend a little time today. #unitedhearts

Episode 19 Part 2 Meet Royleane Otteson talking Spirituality

We continue our conversation with Royleane. We get personal and discuss how to find spirituality amongst the rocks and boulders of life and recovery.

We also look at using Spiritual Guides as a resource. 

Check out Royleane Website at 

To book a session or learn more about me here is my website: centeredhaven.com

Here are her book and podcast recommends.

Books:

 “Learning to Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor

“The Power of Ritual” by Casper Ter Kuile 

“The Awakened Brain” by Lisa Miller

“The Souls Slow Ripening” by Christine Valters Painter

“Reclaiming the Wild Soul” by Mary Thompson

“The Urban Monk” by Pedram Shojai

“Trauma Sensitive Mindfulness” by David Treleaven

Podcasts:

Secular Buddhism by Noah Rasheta

The Robcast by Rob Bell

Almost Awakened by Brittney Hartley and Bill Reel

The Happiness Lab by Laurie Santos 

On Being by Krista Tippet

Where the focus goes the energy flows

We dive into the understanding of where we point is where we end up. This seems like such a simple concept but considering all the distractions and so much negative energy in the world we really need to pay attention. Chris, Chris, and Nikki run through some ideas to make you stronger.

TVOR Episode 17 Take Action

Recovery is such a challenging journey, but the process offers so much hope for a fulfilling
life. Two elements that play a crucial role in this journey are accountability and action. Accountability helps us
take ownership of our actions and choices, acknowledging the consequences we have faced. It involves being honest with oneself
and others, seeking support from loved ones or a support group, and being willing to make amends. Taking action is equally
important, as it requires us to actively participate in our recovery by implementing new healthy habits, engaging in
therapy or counseling, and making necessary lifestyle changes. Through accountability and action, individuals can break free
from the chains of addiction and pave the way for a brighter, healthier future. All of this can make us feel overwhelmed and sometimes
we just want to quit. Those are the days this podcast is for. Helping you find a way to stand up on a day you do not want to stand up