More Than the Motions: Embodying the Recovery Lifestyle
Why this resource is helpful:
"This 10-session therapy group offers support to folks in recovery from chemical addiction transition their recovery from something they DO to becoming part of who they ARE.
Jumping off from a foundation of recovery skills and information from programs like 12-Step, Refuge Recovery, and/or SMART Recovery, we will learn to connect with our bodies, learn how our bodies can support our recovery, and learn how to "EM-body" our lifestyle in a way that supports embracing new life transitions and providing depth in our recovery."
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Michela Farnsworth She, Hers
LICSW, SUDP
Counselor - Therapist
Vancouver, WA Area
(360) 489-6195
"Hello! My name is Michela and I provide individual counseling to adults who struggle with trauma, chemical addiction, and mental health to live a life of recovery. As I work toward my certification in Dance/Movement Therapy, I utilize a combination of traditional therapeutic and movement-based exercises to help you identify and release physical or emotional blocks and reintegrate mind and body (and spirit, if that"s your path) in order to help you to restore your core sense of self. ..."
