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Entries by Northern Lakes CMH
Recovery Learning Communities – May 2008 meeting materials here! First ‘Mini Class’ on relaxation held
Attendees at the May Learning Communities (see agenda) had the opportunity to try using “bio-dots” to see how breathing and relaxation techniques work. Bio-dots are small circles with adhesive on one side and a shiny surface on the other side which look a bit like the old mood rings of the 1970s. You place a […]
On the Way, by Anna Marie Lawrence
While following the map, Towards our destination, We might take a wrong turn Even though signs are there Showing us the right way. After a needed rest, Enabling us to read The road map more closely, The trip goes smoother; Our destination, home.
Recovery Council Members
Back L-R: Joan, Michelle Fisher, Mary Beth Evans (chair), Barb McNitt, Catherine Bergum, Todd, Liz MacCord, Bob Houghton. Front L-R: Vikki Roofe, Ashley, Jean Wistinghausen, Kathy Meyer, Julie Weiss. Thank you for all you do to help others!
Peace, by Anna Marie Lawrence
Sometimes in our garden of life, We have to pick the weeds of Anger and hurt; Plant the seeds of forgiveness To get the fruit of love. We have to pick the weeds Of gossip and intolerance; Plant the seed of equality To get the fruit of justice. And when we pick the weeds Of […]
Recovery Council March and April materials here
March and April meeting minutes detail the Recovery Council’s progress in tackling its transformation “blueprint” areas of responsibility. In March the Council approved the official definition of recovery as: “Recovery is a personal journey of hope, purpose and growth. It is the process of setting our own directions in life. We accept the responsibilities of […]
Become An Advocate
Click on any of these topics to become an advocate for mental health issues: Identify your local officials Take action and make your voice heard! Tips on top issues and contacting congress Become a NAMI stigma buster
Don’t Stop Her, by Anna Marie Lawrence
Is there something you don’t quite like But you can’t really stop it though you want to? In my case, it’s a Mountain Ash tree. It leans and the roots show. I’d like to replace it with a prettier tree. Maybe for you, it’s a child that’s a little different. You‘d like her to be […]