Radiant Recovery® International

03/15/2025

Radiant Recovery® Newsletter #897

04/30/2024

Radiant Recovery® Newsletter #895

April 29, 2024, Hi, We have a lot of new people on the Step One list. Many of them want to just "get on with it" and do all the steps in a week or…

04/01/2024

Radiant Recovery® Newsletter #894

March 31, 2024, Hi, Today is Easter. I think I always loved Easter most because I was raised as a Catholic and we gave up sugar for Lent. When I think…

06/04/2023

Radiant Recovery® Newsletter #889

June 4 2023, Hi, I have been thinking about the newsletter and how it gives us a way to stay connected. I write it while I am looking at the mountain…

03/20/2023

Radiant Recovery® Newsletter #884

Mar 19, 2023, Hi, That is a picture of spring in New Me ico. Simple, unassuming and cheery. My lilacs have a faint green aura. Its funny, there are no…

03/03/2023

Radiant Recovery® Newsletter #884

Jan 23, 2023, Hi, I put that picture up because it is a joy dot for me. Andrew, my grandson and Brody in the back of my 4 runner. The "bois" being…

01/10/2023

Kathleen: When you understand your sugar sensitivity, what has been an overwhelming mystery in your life becomes a fascinating journey in self-discovery
Make sure to read this week's newsletter article, "Learned Helplessness"

Our Free Newsletter is published weekly and sent directly to you by email. The link to subscribe is found at the bottom of every page of the website. (We never share your email address with anyone.) The newsletter can include: …

12/12/2022

Kathleen: Its clues may not be in words, but your body talks in a consistent and predictable way. You just have to learn its language.

Make sure to read this week's newsletter article, "Being Tired"
http://www.radiantrecovery.com/learn/newsletter/

12/10/2022

Kathleen: You may be surprised to discover that food has a bigger emotional charge for you than you realized.

Make sure to read this week's newsletter article, "A Celebration of Light"

08/23/2022

Kathleen: You cannot heal addiction in isolation.

Make sure to read this week's newsletter article, "Sometimes It Is The Little Things"

http://www.radiantrecovery.com/learn/newsletter/

07/11/2022

Kathleen: Being steady means being firm, unfaltering, unflappable and unwavering. Being steady means driving in cruise control.

Make sure to read this week's newsletter article, "Learned Helplessness"
http://www.radiantrecovery.com/learn/newsletter/