Consistency and Accountability
1. Keep attending meetings or therapy, even when you feel strong
- Recovery requires ongoing effort, so continue seeking support even after initial progress to maintain stability.
2. Track your progress and reflect on how far you’ve come
- Looking back at your growth can be motivating, so use journals, milestone charts, or check-ins to stay encouraged.
3. Keep a daily gratitude list—it shifts your mindset
- Gratitude rewires your brain for positivity, so write down at least one thing you’re thankful for every day.
4. Ask for help when you need it—never battle alone
- Struggles are part of the process, so reach out to your support network when facing difficulties.
5. Make amends with those you’ve hurt and rebuild trust
- Healing relationships can be a powerful step in recovery, so take responsibility and work towards mending connections.
Consistency and Accountability
1. Keep attending meetings or therapy, even when you feel strong
- Recovery requires ongoing effort, so continue seeking support even after initial progress to maintain stability.
2. Track your progress and reflect on how far you’ve come
- Looking back at your growth can be motivating, so use journals, milestone charts, or check-ins to stay encouraged.
3. Keep a daily gratitude list—it shifts your mindset
- Gratitude rewires your brain for positivity, so write down at least one thing you’re thankful for every day.
4. Ask for help when you need it—never battle alone
- Struggles are part of the process, so reach out to your support network when facing difficulties.
5. Make amends with those you’ve hurt and rebuild trust
- Healing relationships can be a powerful step in recovery, so take responsibility and work towards mending connections.