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Here you can find articles that may answer your questions and support you in your personal recovery work.
You'll also find a series of inspirations and affirmation that may help you stay on your healing path.
Please remember, helping yourself does not mean going it alone. Helping yourself means discovering what what you can do to support your own recovery. That includes how to recognize opportunity and reach out for what supports your health and personal development.
When you help yourself you are looking to people as well as books, websites and classes, who are in a position to offer you genuine recovery help on your journey to healing.
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Eating Disorder Recovery Affirmations 81-90
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- Category: Affirmations
Affirmations used on a regular basis open positive pathways in your heart, mind and imagination.
Over time your psyche accepts that what you affirm is possible, and you will recognize opportunities.
How to use these affirmations.
- I offer what I know in terms people can understand.
- I am beautiful.
- People are glad to be with me.
- I attend to practical, concrete matters.
- I make amends as soon as possible.
- I make amends promptly with a steady presence.
- I take timely right action and engage in correct conduct.
- I live in an endless sequences of now moments.
- I discard outmoded relationships including any relationship with myself that is no longer relevant to my improving life with myself.
- I create my future in now moments.
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Eating Disorder Recovery Affirmations 61-70
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- Category: Affirmations
Affirmations used on a regular basis open positive pathways in your heart, mind and imagination.
Over time your psyche accepts that what you affirm is possible, and you will recognize opportunities.
How to use these affirmations.
- I am thriving. The best is here for me to call into existence now.
- I turn knowledge into positive action.
- I share my goals.
- I find my learning.
- I share my tasks.
- I share my dreams.
- I let others help.
- I am adult.
- I am open
- I let others know my life.
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Eating Disorder Recovery Affirmations 91-100
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- Category: Affirmations
Affirmations used on a regular basis open positive pathways in your heart, mind and imagination.
Over time your psyche accepts that what you affirm is possible and you will recognize opportunities.
How to use these affirmations.
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Recovery Affirmations 121-130 |
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Eating Disorder Recovery Affirmations 131-140
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Affirmations used on a regular basis open positive pathways in your heart, mind and imagination. Over time your psyche accepts that what you affirm is possible, and you will recognize opportunities. How to use these affirmations.
- I deserve only success.
- I am healthy.
- I am prosperous and happy.
- I breathe, enjoy and ask for what I want. The rest unfolds as it is.
- I have faith in my ability to heal.
- I listen to others and learn.
- I follow my bliss.
- I follow my honor.
- I am honest with myself and others.
- I appreciate the progress I am making in caring for myself.
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Recovery Affirmations 121-130 |
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Eating Disorder Recovery Affirmations 101-110
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- Category: Affirmations
Affirmations used on a regular basis open positive pathways in your heart, mind and imagination. Over time your psyche accepts that what you affirm is possible, and you will recognize opportunities. How to use these affirmations
- I trust people to be here for me.
- People are glad to support me.
- People are glad to love me.
- People are glad to give me what I need.
- People are glad to accept me.
- People are glad to pay me.
- I am smart.
- I am creative.
- I am desirable.
- I am quick-witted.
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