Celebrate Recovery Pages
go to: http://www.celebrater.../
There's nothing like this out there! For many of the problems we face, and things we need to deal with, there is no place to turn...until now. Welcome to Celebrate Recovery! Celebrate Recovery is a special support program because it addresses ANY hurt, ANY hang up, and ANY habit. While most recovery programs focus on only one specific issue, Celebrate Recovery is a large 'umbrella program' under which a limitless number of issues can be dealt with, and resolved. Many times, a person is dealing with several issues or struggles at once.
Who should consider coming to Celebrate Recovery? Anyone who is dealing with a negative life-controlling situation, of any kind, and wants to be free. Our participants are finding victory over a variety of different struggles; addictions, divorce or relationship issues, codependency, abuse, anger, grief/loss, depression, fear, gambling, eating disorders, sexual addiction/compulsion, smoking, resentment/bitterness... We all make mistakes, but we don't have to dwell on the past; our focus is on our hope and our future! As Paul said, "Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead" The 12 Steps and 8 Recovery Principles act as a road map to help you get through, free from and away from anything that has hurt or hindered you and on your Road To Recovery. You will find true and lasting healing, and that is a very good reason to Celebrate Recovery!
Celebrate Recovery is real-life; real people dealing with real issues. It's confidential & anonymous so it's safe. The small groups are led by leaders who have also experienced similar struggles. There's nothing like this out there! The people are real, and the healing is real. Come on out and give it a try...
How Celebrate Recovery Works
Celebrate Recovery is open to everyone who is battling any type of addiction, habit, struggle or hurt.
As soon as you walk through our doors, you’ll be greeted by one of our leaders, who will give you all of the materials you’ll need for the meeting. We start each meeting with a time of uplifting and inspiring music to set the tone. Our perspective is forward looking. While we all must recognize our past actions, Celebrate Recovery does not dwell on the past but focuses on the future, one where we have everlasting freedom from our burdens.
After the music, there is a message which is based on proven life-changing principles that address our attitudes and habits. Next, we break out into small groups to further discuss and apply what we’ve learned with others who are struggling with the same issues.
Small groups allow the opportunity to share personal thoughts and feelings, give and receive support as well as learn specific attitudes and behaviors to successfully overcome your challenges and struggles in a safe setting. We respect the privacy of one another, so what’s shared does not go beyond those in the group. And, each group is lead by someone who has participated in the program, so the group leader understands what you’re going through. While we acknowledge taking personal responsibility as part to the recovery progress, you are not in this alone – you have the support of your group, the group leader, a personal sponsor, and the almighty power of God in whom nothing is impossible!
www.celebraterecovery.com (Main site)
http://www.facebook.c... (Facebook)
http://www.celebrater... (Blog)
CR for children:
http://celebrationsta...
http://www.facebook.c... (Facebook)
CR for teens:
http://www.simplyyout...
http://www.facebook.c... (Facebook)
http://thelandingblog... (Blog)
Table of Contents
| Page title | Most recent update | Last edited by |
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| What is Celebrate Recovery? F.A.Q's | January 10, 2011 12:19 AM | Celebrate Recovery - Freehold |
| AMAZING RESOURCES | August 14, 2011 11:18 PM | Celebrate Recovery - Freehold |
| VIDEOS | April 7, 2011 1:46 PM | Celebrate Recovery - Freehold |
| About Celebrate Recovery | August 7, 2011 10:40 PM | Celebrate Recovery - Freehold |
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