Breaking Chains

In-Person
MAY 23

Saturday, May 23

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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About

This event is all about breaking free from limitations and embracing our true potential. Breaking Chains," is a dedicated space for individuals seeking to understand the profound connection between human relationships and the journey to a more purposeful life, free from the Chains of addictive behaviours.

This transformative workshop provides a supportive environment where participants can explore, learn, and heal together

Whether you're looking to overcome personal obstacles, pursue your dreams, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, "Breaking Chains" is the place to be. Don't miss out on this opportunity to break free from whatever is holding you back and step into a brighter future!

Workshop Highlights:

Understanding the link between Connection-Addictive behaviour:

Gain insights into the intricate relationship between addictive behaviours and disconnection. We'll explore how loneliness, trauma, and social isolation can contribute to addictive behaviors.

Building Supportive Relationships:

Discover the power of healthy relationships as a cornerstone of connection.

Group Sharing and Peer Support:

Engage in open and non-judgmental group discussions, where you can share your experiences and listen to others' stories. Peer support can be a powerful tool in the reconnecting process

Trauma-Informed Healing:

Understand how trauma can be a factor leading to addictive behaviours. We'll delve into trauma-informed approaches to healing, emphasizing the importance of compassionate self-care and emotional regulation.

Mindfulness and Meditation:

Learn mindfulness practices to increase self-awareness and reduce impulsivity. Mindfulness can aid in breaking the cycle of addiction.

Family Dynamics and Healing:

Explore the impact of addictive behaviours on family and loved ones. We'll discuss strategies for repairing and rebuilding relationships with family members who may have been affected by addiction.

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