One underlying driver of Relapse is disconnection from God, others, or even our own heart. Today we'll focus on what it looks like to become disconnected from ourselves, how that contributes to leading us to acting out, and what it looks like to take proactive steps to avoid that slow drift.

Is it possible to heal from rejection and abandonment? What is that wound even made up of? It’s a tender spot for many of us and the road to healing in this area can be bumpy. Today we unpack what this aspect of our recovery can look like.

One of the most common areas of struggle is also one of the most misunderstood. Codependency can be hard to nail down and understand, and we might even be wondering “how do I start to find healing?” We’ll talk with Kareena about what it’s looked like for her to struggle well with codependency.

Paul tells us in the book of Philippians that in his life he learned to "forget the former things" and "strain ahead". But what does it look like to "forget" our past without denying it? How do we learn to "strain ahead" toward Jesus?

In our dysfunction we've found a lot of different ways to escape our pain and the things we feel. As we grow in our recovery we learn that we need a different kind of escape - escape from temptation and our old habits. But how do we develop a new type of "escape plan" for our lives? (Part 5 of 6)

It's so important to ask ourselves what health needs to look like in our personal recovery. What are the behaviors and activities that I need to stay away from? What positive things do I need to add? Today we continue our conversation on building a healthy escape plan. (Part 4 of 6)

Boundaries may place limits on certain parts of our lives, but those limits actually free us to live in ways that allow us to step into the abundance of life God promised us. Today we press further in to what it looks like to find deeper freedom by saying, "It's not wise for me to go there." (Part 3 of 6)

What does it mean to "be careful so that we don't fall"? A healthy recovery needs healthy boundaries when it comes to the people, places, and things that trip us up. Today we continue our conversation on a healthy escape plan by getting practical. (Part 2 of 6)

Lasting Recovery is rooted in wisdom, not strength. One of the best things we can do is build a strategic plan for our recovery that keeps us from getting stuck. Over the next several weeks we'll talk through what it looks like to develop a healthy escape plan. (Part 1 of 6)

Pastors are supposed to "have it all together", right? Well, turns out we all have hurts, no matter where we lead. That's why Celebrate Recovery has a wing called "CPR" - Celebrate Pastor's Recovery. Today we'll talk about why it's so important and how it makes healthier churches.