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Winnipeg Canada – The Aurora Recovery Centre, is currently experiencing a significant increase in both inquiries and bookings, which can be directly attributed to a thought-provoking and timely holiday article.
The article which was entitled “12 Days Of Recovery Wellness” provided people with a list of 12 different challenges designed to help them get through the holiday period and beyond. Although Christmas is often portrayed and it could be argued designed to be a fun-filled happy family time, the facts of the matter can demonstrate quite the opposite.
For some people being forced to spend time with family can be both stressful and challenging, there is an added cost implication from buying gifts, alcohol, and food, and for some people, this will be the first Christmas without a loved one, either due to divorce, or bereavement.
The challenges have all been designed to help people push themselves to do certain things, which in many ways forces them to step outside of their comfort zone. Two examples include taking responsibility for something that you have avoided and granting someone your forgiveness.
“The holiday period is recognized within the medical community as a highly-stressful time, and so we wanted to come up with an innovative and original concept to help our readers get through the period and come out the other end feeling motivated and confident,” said Paul Melnuk. “It is our experience that people respond well to small but significant challenges, that require little explanation to complete but can make a huge difference to their future and mental well-being. We were both surprised and delighted by the response to this article, it has provoked a lot of debate, interest, and discussion, and helped highlight the issues that many people face over Christmas and the New Year. Our hope for anyone who read it is that it helped them in some small way and if they ever decide they need more help that they contact ourselves or someone else with a deep understanding of the issues involved.”
The Aurora Recovery Centre helps people heal from the chronic disease of addiction and mental health disorders, stay clean and sober and maintain healthy relationships so that they become active in recovery for life. Their treatment process is built upon a member-first culture and stands on three pillars that reflect their philosophy toward their members’ recovery: Heal, Connect and Recover. These pillars guide the process in which they heal their members’ minds, bodies and spirits, reconnect them with their true selves and their community and provide them with the tools they need to recover for life. For more information about the company and the services they provide, visit their website at Aurora Recovery Centre https://www.aurorarecoverycentre.com/
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