The Herstoryof International Women’s Day with Caroline Beidler: Supported by Soberlink

The Herstoryof International Women’s Day with Caroline Beidler: Supported by Soberlink

Caroline Beidler and Lisa Wall discuss the history and significance of International Women’s Day and how it relates to the next generation of women in or seeking recovery. They also explore cutting edge technology recovering women and the next generation can use to remain rooted in recovery.

GEM Mary Kamalski

GEM Mary Kamalski

“Within a very short amount of time SHE RECOVERS became the foundation of my recovery. It’s the base of the pyramid that holds me up in my recovery with strength, courage, and vulnerability. Being a volunteer with SHE RECOVERS is fulfilling and rewarding for me — and to be surrounded with like-minded women as we support each other is a blessing.” — Mary Kamalski, SHE RECOVERS Volunteer 

GEM Robyn Witherell

GEM Robyn Witherell

“One of the many gifts of being in recovery is volunteering for the SHE RECOVERS Foundation. I believe we are redefining what recovery looks like for future generations of women/non-binary individuals. Being invested in building a community of connection and being of service is an integral part of my recovery journey, something I want to leave as a legacy for my grandchildren.” — Robyn Witherell, SHE RECOVERS Volunteer 

GEM Nikole Kelzenberg

GEM Nikole Kelzenberg

“Being a SHE RECOVERS volunteer means being of service to a community of people committed to self-exploration, growth, and honesty. I love being a piece of the patchwork that keeps the SHE RECOVERS offerings up and running.” — Nikole Kelzenberg, SHE RECOVERS Volunteer

Radical Self Love Meditation with Taryn Strong

Radical Self Love Meditation with Taryn Strong

A Radical Self Love Meditation Guided by SHE RECOVERS® Founder Taryn Strong “We understand that the practice of radical self-love is paramount to our well-being.” ~ SHE RECOVERS Foundation, Intention & Guiding Principle ~ In honor of #RecoveryMonth we...
Radical Self-love: 77 Ways to Practice

Radical Self-love: 77 Ways to Practice

77 ways to practice radical self-love “We understand that the practice of radical self-love is paramount to our well-being.” ~ SHE RECOVERS Foundation, Intention & Guiding Principle ~ In celebration of National Recovery Month the following suggestions...
GEM Codi Renee Blackmon

GEM Codi Renee Blackmon

“Being a SHE RECOVERS volunteer means cultivating a welcoming and supportive community in which we all can share our recovery journey, our wins, our successes, as well as our failures and losses. All of who we are is welcome at SHE RECOVERS, and I get to be a part of co-constructing that inclusive environment.” — Codi Renee Blackmon, SHE RECOVERS Volunteer

Embodying the SHE RECOVERS Intentions & Guiding Principles

Embodying the SHE RECOVERS Intentions & Guiding Principles

’ve danced my way through the SHE RECOVERS Intentions & Guiding Principles sharing how SHE RECOVERS Dance supports holistic wellness and recovery-focused, radical self-care. After all, everyBODY has a story to tell, wisdom to share, and healing to experience…we just need to drop into ourselves and listen.

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