Larry Winter

Luke was journeying to a city called Whey, he was with his wife. He was attracting people because he just come from a community to help them find healing due to several adults suffering from a mental health condition. Luke was getting noticed for the incredible things he was doing. A large group of people […]

Two of my favorite times each week are participating in Depressed Anonymous on Tuesday evenings and facilitating a Peer Recovery Group on Thursday evenings. There are several moments each week that are special for me none more miracles than the two support groups I attend. These groups sustain and carry me through this earthly journey.

Do you know a person who publicly professes strong moral values or beliefs but then acts in a way that contradicts those beliefs, essentially “putting on a facade” of righteousness while privately engaging in behaviors that go against their stated principles; it’s about the disconnect between outward appearance and inner actions, often to gain praise or

Saturday I had a booth at the open house at Spero Wellness in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. https://www.sperowellness.com/ Dr. Kristie Gehring and her staff offer a high degree of health care. Due to my physical condition, I was not satisfied with the results of general health care. My wife and I have been seeing Dr. Kristie

Each week on Thursday evenings I facilitate a Peer Support Group. Personally, for me, it is a special celebration. I want to explain why. I respect history so I need to explain the historical context as well as the spiritual connection. Developed in the 1930s the 12-step program is an intervention that provides a supportive

I’m a facilitator of a Peer Support Group for those of us with either a mental health condition, addiction, or trauma. We explore the deep elements of our Recovery. We look at our identities, the working of the heart in our daily activities, and how we live out our healing in our souls. One important

Throughout my life, I have gone on several retreats. I also take moments alone in my day to pray and reflect. During these times I connect with my heart and find peace. Many of these moments inspire me to take action and make changes in my lifestyle. When I engage with life I rely on

When I was a youth I reached down on the floor to pick up several pieces of glass and cut the inside of my left hand, it began to bleed heavily requiring stitches. I have a scar from that which never went away. The scar annoys me when I make a fist. Every time I

I am using today’s space to give you an update on what is going on in my life. In a previous post, I shared with you my father agreeing to enter an assisted living home. His physical health makes it difficult to perform activities of daily living such as bathing, walking, preparing meals, laundry, and

I am thinking about what to say to you today. Committing to a life of Recovery is a special calling. We can demonstrate our efforts to heal in a wide variety of ways. This may include connections with people in Recovery, therapists, doctors, exercise, mindfulness, and others we find helpful. Did you know once we