Boundaries & Relationships in Recovery ~ EMERGE | COLE CHANCE YOGA

[@ryanx9372]

This person super helped me while moving in to recovery...yoga is a great break from secular to personal life...thank you, Cole!

[@COLECHANCEYOGACCY]

So god to hear!!! 🤩

[@ShellyBellyBeans]

I'm a recovering addict, and now I am trying to recover from people pleasing and conflict avoidance. It was bad when I used, but it's a doozy when I can't run away from it. I've had to practice not feeling responsible for other people's emotions.

[@COLECHANCEYOGACCY]

Absolutely….meeting life without our mechanisms is a whole new scene…hard, but worth it…

[@elenalosi1712]

❤

[@COLECHANCEYOGACCY]

♥️

[@timothyhanks14]

Thank you for sharing

[@COLECHANCEYOGACCY]

😊❤️

[@leschnikki]

Would you speak a bit to option #4 when it comes to former friends: those who you try to make amends to or reconnect with and they dont want to even though you are sober? This is a hard one for me to accept, especially with someone who meant a lot to me and my behavior really hurt my view of myself. Thank you love. For being you and all of the things you contribute to the world as well.

[@COLECHANCEYOGACCY]

Hi! I’m not sure I understand your question … about how to differentiate between who to move towards & who to move away from? Feel free to email me @ [e-mail]!