Building a Social Enterprise
Toward the end of my using, the more drugs I did, the less pleasure I got. In the lingo of economics, they call this the law of diminishing returns and in the recovery community we call it addiction.
Read MoreThe Voices of Recovery
By: Guest Bloggers
Renew publishes the experiences of our readers and community members in hopes that others will find fellowship and support in their experiences.
An Evening with Marianne Williamson
Last Friday, Marianne Williamson spent an evening with the ONE80CENTER family. For those who don’t know, Williamson is an internationally acclaimed spiritual author and lecturer. On a personal level, Marianne Williamson is a hero of mine.
Read MoreAl-Anon: The other program
Here is one of those changes that happen when recovery becomes long-term: Many of us head to Al-Anon.
Read MoreHeroes Never Die
There are so many heroes amongst us. Some are living, some have moved beyond. But all of them have inspired someone in some way.
Read MoreThe chords Etta James struck
Music legend Etta James died last Friday at Riverside Community Hospital in California of complications from leukemia. She was 73.
Read MoreWelcome to the 10-and-Older Club
Why make a point of the ten-year mark in recovery? Diane Cameron will man Renew's special blog for men and women who’ve been sober ten, or 15, or more years.
Read MoreDon’t Switch Off the Lights
When all hope seems lost, look around for inspiration.
Read MoreMy Favorite Tribe
I belong to a tribe that has more than 200 different fellowships worldwide, membership in the millions and twelve traditions that provide the architectural blueprints for building and maintaining successful tribes.
Read MoreExcerpt from The First 30 Days…
The book takes a look at the feelings and emotions one can experience in the early stages of recovery. It was difficult to write, yet healing at the same time.
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