Recovering From is a phrase that ties us directly to the toxic things we associate with pain, suffering, and brokenness.

Recovering To, however…

• Enables us to rebuild our lives looking forward, instead of back.

• Sheds light on how we perceive the world and ourselves in it.

• Broadens our view, allowing us to witness our lives with more curiosity than attachment.

Recovering From suggests we are somehow broken, victims of our past. That could be from drugs, alcohol, gambling, eating disorders, bankruptcies, and the list goes on. We each can be recovering from almost anything that lays outside the realm of what we consider “normal” and for some of us, our “Normal,” is also a thing we’re recovering from. Although this is where change starts, this conversation is neither sustainable nor healthy. A simple, but profound shift of this phrase can change the entire landscape of this conversation. What if, instead of forever “Recovering From,” one day, when we’re ready, we can start “Recovering To?”

Illinois IODAPCA CEUs: 3.0 CEUs ARE AVAILABLE FOR: Counselor I or II, Preventionist I or II, CARS I or II, CODP I or II, PCGC II, CCJP II, CAAP I, CRSS I or II, CVSS II, CPRS I or II, MAATP I or II, CFPP II, NCRS IIs

Indiana Professional Licensing Agency CEUs: 3.0 CEUs FOR ANY PROFESSIONAL HOLDING A BEHAVIORAL HEALTH LICENSE IN INDIANA

Discounts available for organizations or groups registering 3 professionals earning CEUs
Noone turned away based on inability to pay.

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MartinJon is an artist and speaker who began using and drinking at age 13. Now, almost 2 decades in recovery he is helping others see themselves as having limitless possibilities, by utilizing his creativity, honesty, and openness to help individuals explore the self.

Learning Goals:

• Participants will learn how to see themselves in everything they experience

• Participants will be introduced to tools to find triggers in the world around them and take responsibility for how we experience them.

• Participants will gain access to a deeper understanding of how we perceive the world

• Participants will gain insights on how to pass this information and toolset onto clients.