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38 contributions to We Do Wellness and Resilience
5 Pillars of Wellness & Resilience Capital
Wellness and Recovery Program (WRP) Today The Weekly Schedule for the Container Sessions is as follows: MONDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST WEDNESDAY: 12H00/UK, 13H00/SA, 04H00/PST, 07H00/EST THURSDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST https://meet.google.com/efw-zdhg-zus Please feel free to join for FREE. https://www.skool.com/we-do Should you wish to join the Premium or VIP Plans, please see below https://www.skool.com/we-do/plans Today we look at a holistic framework for sustained recovery by expanding the concept of Recovery Capital into a broader model of Wellness and Resilience Capital. Resilience is a dynamic garden requiring constant cultivation across five essential pillars: social, physical, human, cultural, and spiritual resources. Rather than focusing solely on abstinence, a proactive lifestyle built on self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and a deep connection to one’s heritage and purpose is encouraged. Readers are invited to perform a personal audit to identify "wellness liabilities" and strengths using practical tools like mapping charts and reflective journaling. Ultimately, it is advocated for a living process of growth where individuals adapt to life's challenges through intentional self-care and community support. This approach shifts the focus from merely surviving to flourishing through the strategic accumulation of internal and external assets.
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5 Pillars of Wellness & Resilience Capital
You Can’t Fix What Isn’t Broken: Unhooking from the Exhausting Cycle of Self-Repair
Wellness and Recovery Program (WRP) Today The Weekly Schedule for the Container Sessions is as follows: MONDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST WEDNESDAY: 12H00/UK, 13H00/SA, 04H00/PST, 07H00/EST THURSDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST https://meet.google.com/efw-zdhg-zus Please feel free to join for FREE. https://www.skool.com/we-do Should you wish to join the Premium or VIP Plans, please see below https://www.skool.com/we-do/plans Today we explore a psychological perspective on emotional distress, arguing that suffering is often a sign of an overburdened nervous system rather than a personal defect. A common internal conflict between self-critical thoughts and the frantic, often unsuccessful, attempts to repair one's character is described for us. This cycle frequently leads to maladaptive survival behaviours like perfectionism or withdrawal as a way to manage deep-seated shame. It is suggested that true resilience is found by abandoning the pursuit of self-fixation in favor of objective observation. By externalising negative narratives and observing them with curiosity, individuals can return to a state of natural functioning and emotional regulation. Ultimately, we are encouraged to recognise our inherent wholeness instead of viewing ourselves as fundamentally broken.
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You Can’t Fix What Isn’t Broken: Unhooking from the Exhausting Cycle of Self-Repair
How the Eisenhower Matrix Protects Your Recovery
Wellness and Recovery Program (WRP) Today The Weekly Schedule for the Container Sessions is as follows: MONDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST WEDNESDAY: 12H00/UK, 13H00/SA, 04H00/PST, 07H00/EST THURSDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST https://meet.google.com/efw-zdhg-zus Please feel free to join for FREE. https://www.skool.com/we-do Should you wish to join the Premium or VIP Plans, please see below https://www.skool.com/we-do/plans Today we explore how individuals navigating burnout, addiction, or trauma can utilise the Eisenhower Matrix to safeguard their mental and physical well-being. By categorising tasks based on urgency and importance, the guide helps those in recovery transition from a state of constant crisis management to one of intentional healing. We highlight the necessity of prioritising the "Healing Zone," which includes essential self-care activities like therapy and boundary setting that are often overlooked. Conversely, we are warned against the energy-draining nature of interruptions and avoidance behaviors that can stall personal progress. Ultimately, we are provided with a structured framework for reclaiming personal agency and building long-term resilience through mindful time management. The overarching goal is to shift focus away from external demands toward the core values that support a stable, healthy life.
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How the Eisenhower Matrix Protects Your Recovery
Building Resilience from the Inside Out
Weekly Insights from the Recovery Container As a Recovery Coach, one of the most rewarding parts of my week is watching individuals shift from reacting on impulse to responding with intention. This past week inside our recovery container was a masterclass in building emotional resilience, grounding the nervous system, and choosing self-compassion over perfection. Here is a look back at where we grew, what we learned, and how we are moving forward together. Key Themes & Interventions: What We Focused On 1. Mapping Emotional Triggers Instead of treating stressful moments as unpredictable curveballs, we looked at triggers across three lenses: internal (thoughts and bodily sensations), relational (interactions with others), and environmental (surrounding spaces and stressors). Recognizing recurring patterns is the first step toward breaking automatic cycles. 2. Regulating the Nervous System When activation hits, logic often takes a back seat. We explored matching the right regulation tool to our current energy state—using tactics like: - Paced breathing to calm an overactive system. - Grounding exercises to bring awareness back to the physical present. - Intentional movement to discharge stress energy safely. 3. Cultivating Cognitive Flexibility We practiced stepping back from emotionally charged thoughts using brief pauses and practical frameworks like THINK and Socratic self-questioning. The goal wasn't to eliminate tough thoughts, but to separate facts from interpretations before deciding how to act. 4. Replacing "Shoulds" with Choice Rigid self-demands ("I must feel fine," "I should be further along") create unnecessary pressure. We focused on shifting our internal language toward self-compassion, flexibility, and personal agency. Wins & Growth We Celebrated - The Power of the Pause: Group members showed a marked increase in taking a deliberate beat before responding to activating situations. - Body-Mind Connection: A deeper awareness of how physical sensations signal emotional states before an outburst or breakdown occurs. - Real-World Application: Participants shared wins from outside our sessions, showing that these tools are transitioning from theory into daily life. - Psychological Safety: Peer support flourished as participants normalized common recovery hurdles without judgment, creating a safe space for vulnerability.
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Building Resilience from the Inside Out
Building Resilience: Moving from Intention to Action in Recovery
Wellness and Recovery Program (WRP) Today The Weekly Schedule for the Container Sessions is as follows: MONDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST WEDNESDAY: 12H00/UK, 13H00/SA, 04H00/PST, 07H00/EST THURSDAY: 19H00/UK, 20H00/SA, 11H00/PST, 14H00/EST https://meet.google.com/efw-zdhg-zus Please feel free to join for FREE. https://www.skool.com/we-do Should you wish to join the Premium or VIP Plans, please see below https://www.skool.com/we-do/plans Building Resilience: Moving from Intention to Action in Recovery In recovery, real growth begins when we stop reacting to our past and start actively creating our future. True wellness isn't just about escaping old patterns—it’s about grounding ourselves in self-awareness, building interdependent relationships, and taking practical, purposeful steps toward the life we want to lead. To bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be, goal setting must engage both the head and the heart. The SMERTIE framework elevates traditional planning by ensuring your objectives are not only practical, but deeply meaningful: · Specific & Measurable: Clearly define your objective and how you'll track progress. · Evidential: Identify tangible, visible proof of your actions. · Realistic & Time-bound: Set achievable steps within a clear time frame. · Inspirational & Emotive: Connect your goal to a deep, exciting "why" that ignites energy and purpose. Transformation happens when we move from intention to action. Rate your current commitment level from 0 to 10; if it feels low, break your goal down into smaller, friction-free steps until momentum builds. Whether you are working to rebuild financial stability, repair connection, or establish healthy boundaries, resilience isn't built overnight through perfection—it’s created daily, one small, conscious choice at a time. What is one small step you can take today to align your daily actions with your vision for growth?
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Building Resilience: Moving from Intention to Action in Recovery
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