Rewind Inc.

09/23/2026

The progress!

08/25/2026

https://gofund.me/b34930eae

Help Us Build Hope for Women in Recovery For nearly two decades, Rewind Inc. h… Carmen Larson needs your support for Help Us Build Hope for Women in Recovery

08/25/2026

If you’re struggling, you don’t have to face it alone.
Addiction can make life feel heavy, isolating, or overwhelming—but there is hope, and there is help. Reaching out is not a sign of weakness. It’s courage. It’s strength. It’s the first step toward reclaiming your life, your health, and your peace.
If you or someone you love is finding it hard to cope, please know that support is just a phone call away. Rewind offers a safe, compassionate space to talk, heal, and begin again.
📞 Call Rewind at 218‑346‑6100
Whether you need guidance, someone to listen, or resources to move forward, they’re here for you—without judgment, without pressure, and with real understanding.

You deserve support.
You deserve healing.
You deserve another chance—every single day.
Reach out. Your story isn’t over.

08/10/2026

So excited to share the progress on our Women’s Sober House!!!

07/30/2026

Big things are happening at Rewind! We've officially launched our fundraiser to help expand our impact and continue providing hope, support, and recovery services to those who need them most. Every share, donation, and word of encouragement helps us reach more individuals and families in our community. Join us as we take the next step in growing Rewind's mission! 💙

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-rewind-incs-impactful-mission?lid=ovxt4beh23pk&utm_source=product&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=TXN_co_welcome_V2_EN_B_NEW+(Temp)+-+Push+&+SMS&utm_content=internal

07/21/2026

Surrender is for everyone
Page 211

"If, after a period of time, we find ourselves in trouble with our recovery, we have probably stopped doing one or more of the things that helped us in the earlier stages of our recovery."

Basic Text, p. 95

Surrender is just for newcomers, right? Wrong!

After we've been around awhile, some of us succumb to a condition particular to oldtimers. We think we know something about recovery, about God, about NA, about ourselves--and we do. The problem is, we think we know enough, and we think that merely knowing is enough. But it's what we learn and what we do after we think we know it all that really makes the difference.

Conceit and complacency can land us in deep trouble. When we find that "applying the principles" on our own power just isn't working, we can practice what worked for us in the beginning: surrender. When we find we are still powerless, our lives again unmanageable, we need to seek the care of a Power greater than ourselves. And when we discover that self-therapy isn't so therapeutic after all, we need to take advantage of "the therapeutic value of one addict helping another."

Just for Today: I need guidance, support, and a Power beyond my own. I will go to a meeting, reach out to a newcomer, call my sponsor, pray to my Higher Power--I will do something that says, "I surrender."

Please reach out if you need someone to talk to or some guidances on what to do next. 218-346-6100

07/14/2026

Employment Opportunity:
Rewind is in need of 2 motivated, compassionate individuals to join our team.
Shifts open:
Every other weekend Sat/Sun 8am to 4pm
Every other weekend Sat/Sun 12am to 8am

Please email or call Carmen
218-346-6100
[email protected]

07/14/2026

An "inside job"
Page 204

"Social acceptability does not equal recovery."

Basic Text, p. 22

One of the first things that happens to many of us in recovery is that we start to look better. We get healthier; we bathe; we dress more appropriately. And without the goading of active addiction, many of us finally stop stealing, lying, and hustling. We start to look normal--just by removing the drugs.

Looking normal is very different than being normal. Acceptability in the eyes of the world is a benefit of recovery; it is not the same thing as recovery. We can enjoy the benefits of recovery, but we must take care to nurture their true source. Lasting recovery isn't found in acceptance from others, but in the inner growth set in motion by the Twelve Steps.

Just for Today: I know that looking good isn't enough. Lasting recovery is an inside job.

07/05/2026