Life Beyond Addiction with Eboni Jewel Sears
Join Eboni as she speaks frankly about her sexual maladaptive behavior, her recovery journey with SMART, and how it led to her to helping others, especially teens and young adults.
Until 10 years ago, no one was allowed to step inside Simone Salvo’s grandmother June’s house. Join Simone on a walk through June’s lifelong creative legacy as they embark on a journey to catalog her memories and work as she nears 93 years.
What stories of your life are most important to preserve to memory?
How do you make sense out of nonsense in your physical space? Your mental space? Your emotional space?
What are some ways you've dealt with grief or loss in the past? Did it support you?
Can you relate to this quote from June: "I like to transform what was originally a sad thing, into something humourous, something new. It still reflects my past.“
Let's imagine what moments, visuals, found objects, that would be in the museum of your mind. You can sketch or write a description. What moments would be captured and honored? What "marquee sign" would be on the museum of your mind?