Mastering Wellness

"Join us for an insightful episode as we sit down with Austin Davis, Founder and CEO of Clearfork Academy. Austin's journey began with a passion for ministry and helping others, leading him to create Clearfork Academy, a unique rehabilitation center for teens struggling with substance abuse. What sets Clearfork apart is its blend of faith-based values and clinical, evidence-based care, designed to foster long-term transformation in the lives of adolescents. With a strong focus on honour, unity, sacrifice, transparency, and excellence, Clearfork’s mission is to provide teens and their families with the tools they need to overcome addiction and build a lasting legacy of health and healing. Austin’s background as a Licensed Professional Counselor allows him to merge spiritual guidance with a professional therapeutic approach, ensuring each teen is supported in their mental, emotional, and spiritual growth. At Clearfork Academy, teens not only receive treatment for addiction but also for the deeper issues of the heart, helping them develop healthier patterns of thinking and behavior. Clearfork Academy’s treatment program is designed to engage teens in a long-term process of healing, addressing everything from distorted thinking to emotional wounds, all while incorporating a sense of fun and enjoyment throughout the recovery process. Austin believes that healing isn’t just a clinical task; it’s a journey that requires compassion, understanding, and commitment. Learn more about Clearfork Academy by visiting their website at https://clearforkacademy.com Follow us on TikTok and Instagram: @livingbiggerthanme."

This is a share on step 11. This step is about centering and reinforcing, through prayer and meditation, our conscious contact with God.

Jason is a brother who I work with. We work for an outstanding organization known as Healing Light SA and nowWHAT. We offer programmes and counseling sessions to many across the world. Thank you Jason for sharing today.

For more info check the website: www.healinglightsa.org | www.nowwhat.net

If you need any sessions or programmes we can assist.

One day at a time, one hour at a time. It works if we work it.

Having carefully surveyed this whole area of human relations, and having decided exactly what personality traits in us injured and disturbed others, we can now commence ransacking memory for the people to whom we have offended. To put a finger on the nearby and most deeply damaged ones shouldn't be hard to do. Then, as year by year, we walk back through our lives as far as memory will reach, we shall be bound to construct a long list of people who have, to some extent or other, been affected. We should, of course, ponder and weigh each instance carefully. We shall want to hold ourselves to the course of admitting the things we have done, meanwhile forgiving the wrongs done us, real or fancied. (Step 8, The Big Book).

Meditate on Step 8. Take your time.

Please do not fight recovery alone. We serve, unite, and connect