Help-Love-Heal

Help-Love-Heal HLH is a group dedicated to helping those in recovery from addiction

03/29/2023

The only reason you are happy is because you choose to be happy. Happiness is a choice, and so is suffering. Every thought you think impacts you. So choose thoughts that are positive and strengthen you. Even on our worst day there is always something to be grateful for, and at the very least remember it's just one day. The power we have in our minds will either cripple us with thoughts of pain and suffering, or it will set us free with thoughts of hope, love, and joy. The decision is yours and no one else's. Change your mind and you WILL change your life...live yourself, live in the moment and enjoy this beautiful day!!!

12/15/2022

Why Is Trust Important in Recovery?

When people decide to go from addiction to recovery, one of the most difficult parts is learning to trust. This means trusting other people and yourself. When you’re in recovery, you need to learn to use your core values and trust your own judgment again. Sometimes, people forget they are able to make positive decisions for themselves because they get caught up in the drama of their addicted lives. This has to be overcome as part of recovery.

Why do we trust?

Trust is a belief in the truth, ability, reliability, and strength of someone or something. We feel safe and secure because we trust We don’t feel safe when we don’t trust. Author Charles Feltman outlines the four elements of trust that are the basis for trust in any relationship.

Contact us today and start rebuilding your life.

Help-Love-Heal
Lyles
Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

What is trauma?Trauma is a person’s emotional response to a distressing experience. Few people can go through life witho...
12/14/2022

What is trauma?
Trauma is a person’s emotional response to a distressing experience. Few people can go through life without encountering some kind of trauma. Unlike ordinary hardships, traumatic events tend to be sudden and unpredictable, involve a serious threat to life—like bodily injury or death—and feel beyond a person’s control. Most important, events are traumatic to the degree that they undermine a person's sense of safety in the world and create a sense that catastrophe could strike at any time. Parental loss in childhood, auto accidents, physical violence, sexual assault, military combat experiences, and the unexpected loss of a loved one are commonly traumatic events.

Whatever the cause of your trauma and whether it happened years ago or yesterday, you can make healing changes and move on with your life.

Talk to us now.

Help-Love-Heal
William Lyles
Pat Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

Spotting the SignsOne of the most common signs of emotional crisis is a clear and abrupt change in behavior. Some exampl...
12/13/2022

Spotting the Signs
One of the most common signs of emotional crisis is a clear and abrupt change in behavior. Some examples include.

🔸Neglect of personal hygiene.
🔸Dramatic change in sleep habits, such a sleeping more often or not sleeping well.
🔸Weight gain or loss.
🔸Decline in performance at work or school.
🔸Pronounced changes in mood, such as irritability, anger, anxiety or sadness.
🔸Withdrawal from routine activities and relationships.

If you're concerned about a loved one, don't put it off. You can make the difference in helping your friend or family member get back on track to good mental health.

Help-Love-Heal

William Lyles
Pat Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

12/12/2022

Repairing Relationships In And After Addiction Recovery
Even if you’re in addiction recovery and not using drugs or alcohol anymore, facing your broken relationships and struggling with the social elements of your life is not going to be easy. No doubt, you feel like:

🔹No one trusts you
🔹People are suspicious of you
🔹Everyone is waiting for you to make another mistake

Stress like this is a leading cause of relapse so try not to let it get you down. Take measures to relieve the stress and believe that there is always hope. These tips will help guide you on how to build trust with your loved ones while you’re in recovery.

Contact us today and start rebuilding your life.

William Lyles
Pat Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

Rebuilding Your Life After Recovery in 5 Easy Steps1. Develop and maintain a healthy routine2. Focus on proper diet and ...
12/09/2022

Rebuilding Your Life After Recovery in 5 Easy Steps

1. Develop and maintain a healthy routine
2. Focus on proper diet and nutrition
3. Rebuild your relationships.
4. Disengage from toxic people
5. Take advantage of peer support

This is your chance to make recovery work. Remember, you are not on this journey alone. Support is out there, so reach out and grab it.
In time, things will get easier. You’ll settle into your new, healthier and more productive life, and you’ll soon be wondering why you bothered with drink or drugs in the first place.

Ready to take action?contact us

Help-Love-Heal
William Lyles
Pay Hamill
☎️+1 (513)910-1861
☎️+1 (513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

12/08/2022

Can a Person Change Once They’ve Done Something Bad?

There are many people who do bad deeds and, afterward, are branded as bad people. Now there are situations where people are justifiably branded as bad, such as for high acts of criminal activity. Although, even so, that’s a personal judgment call. However, what about the bad deeds on smaller scales?

After someone has done something bad, it is not fair to brand them as a bad person if they are willing to change. Everybody makes mistakes and can bounce back from their bad deeds. Once someone has done something bad, they should, if possible, be given another chance to do good. Why would someone deprive another person of the chance to change if they are willing to?

If a person is willing and able, they can change. If they have done a bad deed, if they have the drive and the will to change, they should at least be given the chance to show you.

"Change, like healing takes time"

Talking helps! We're here for you.

William Lyles
Pat Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

12/07/2022

How to Help Someone Who’s Having a Mental Health Crisis

What would you do if someone you knew was having an emotional breakdown? Would you know how to help them? Understanding mental illness and how to support those you care about who have it could be life-saving.

A mental health crisis is when someone has an acute and potentially dangerous increase in the symptoms of their mental illness. The symptoms become so severe that the person may be unable to function in their daily life, and they may engage in self-destructive behaviors. In the most serious circumstances, the person may have suicidal thoughts or actions.

If you are concerned that someone you care about is having a mental health crisis, learn how you can help them.

Talking helps! We're here for you.

William Lyles
Pat Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

12/06/2022

How to Overcome Challenges in Your Life

Life can be a series of challenges that come in all shapes and sizes. They test our patience, inner strength, and beliefs. These tough times can be hard, but there are ways to deal with them successfully. If you’re going through a challenging time, you are not alone.

If you or someone close to you is going through a challenge at the moment, it is likely to be in one of the main 3 areas of life:

You don't have to face your problems alone!

Talk to us

Lyles
Hamill
☎️(513)910-1861
☎️(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

Alcohol and drug abuse can tear families apart and transform loving and successful individuals into desperate, lonely hu...
12/05/2022

Alcohol and drug abuse can tear families apart and transform loving and successful individuals into desperate, lonely husks of their former selves. Even though the impact is devastating, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Anyone can overcome addiction with the help and guidance of a substance abuse treatment program.

Understanding the five stages of addiction recovery can be useful for addicted people and their family members. Each stage clearly describes the process of recognizing and admitting the problem, preparing for addiction treatment, and dealing with life after treatment for alcohol and drug abuse.

If you or your loved one is struggling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol, there is no time like the present to seek help. Help Love Heal can help!

Call us

Help-Love-Heal
Lyles
Hamill
☎️(513)910-1861
☎️(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

12/02/2022

ADDICTION RECOVERY

Recovery is a lifelong process of improving health and well-being while living independently. Many people suffering from addiction achieve sobriety. Recovery is more difficult. It involves changing your outlook on life, your behavior, and, in some cases, your environment. A successful recovery is inspired by the hope that recovery is possible and the faith that you will recover.

Everyone can recover from addiction. It starts with a desire for change and the belief that you can overcome the disease. With effective treatment, a safe environment, and support, you can live a more fulfilling life.

If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, don't wait. Get help today.

Help Love Heal
William Lyles
Pat Hamill
☎️+1(513)910-1861
☎️+1(513)512-8218
📩[email protected]

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