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Beaconsfield, QC
Base Camp Treatment Center

Trauma & Addictions Counseling
Residential & Outpatient Treatment Center

09/05/2026

September is National Recovery Month. If you care about someone struggling with addiction, establishing healthy boundaries is an effective way back to mutual respect. Remember, boundaries are for YOU. The other person is free to do as they choose. If they repeatedly disregard your boundaries, it is your responsibility to take a protective action. Temporarily disengaging is often enough.
Check out this Personal Bill of Rights. It helps with making "No" a full sentence.
Join our SMART Recovery Family & Friends CRAFT based (ITC certified) discussions and skills practice meetings:
Saturdays, 10:30-noon (EDT)
https://meetings.smartrecovery.org/meetings/3043/

02/25/2026

On connection vs. addiction:

Connection is often described as the opposite of addiction because healing rarely happens in isolation; it happens in relationship. We steady ourselves through the presence of others, especially when, as one writer put it, “Some need many voices from without helping them to contradict the many voices from within.” Recovery flourishes in shared space where we’re reminded that we’re not alone, and where we can learn from others' stories.

Connection isn’t only outward—it’s inward and upward too. Many people find strength in returning to their spiritual center, that quiet place where, as the mystics say, the soul remembers what the mind forgets. When we reconnect with ourselves, our community and the universe, we rediscover meaning and direction.

Ultimately, connection comes full circle when it moves through us into action. We heal most deeply when we turn outward and become of service, offering to others the same compassion, presence, and hope that once helped us find our way.

So, reach out! We're always ready to connect with you or help you find meaningful connections in your area.

Don't be a stranger!

~NB 🐻

02/25/2026

Connection is the opposite of addiction.

Reach out.

12/15/2025

Navigating Intimacy in Early Sobriety

As we embark on our recovery journey, we often find ourselves grappling with a complex web of emotions and relationship dynamics that we used to manage with our old tools - escape/repression using substances.

5. Emotional Rawness: Without the numbing effect of substances, emotions can feel overwhelming. "The best part of getting sober is getting your feelings back... The worst part is also getting your feelings back."

4. Unprocessed emotional trauma: Past behaviors or experiences during active addiction may have eroded trust in existing relationships or faith in forming new ones. Taking time to work through why we feel the way we feel is important.

3. Relearning Physical Intimacy: Many find that they've relied on substances to feel comfortable with physical closeness. Relearning how to be intimate without this crutch can be daunting and uncomfortable, to say the least.

2. Avoiding Replacement Addictions: There's a risk of replacing substance addiction with s*x or love addiction, making it crucial to approach intimacy mindfully. An unhealthy codependency will stunt your personal growth the same as any other addiction.

1. Self-Discovery: Early recovery is a time of profound self-reflection. This process can lead to changes in desires, boundaries, and relationship needs. If your goal is to reconnect with your true self and stay sober, a good start would be to spend some time alone with the person you want to become and get to know who you are.

Love is a powerful thing. Use it wisely.

~NB 🧸

12/12/2025

Good morning!

Whatever you're doing today, I wish you peace, serenity and WARMTH throughout the day.

Stay crunchy out there!

Big love!

B

12/10/2025

Stop chasing what feels good today

and start building what lasts forever.

Temporary pleasure will always whisper louder

than purpose

— but it will leave you empty.

Real men don’t live for attention,

validation,

or escape.

We live for vision,

discipline,

and legacy.

Choose direction over distraction.

Build the life most people are too afraid to fight for.

If you have any questions, give me a call let’s talk about it.

https://rawinrecovery.com

12/10/2025

Good morning!

Sometimes to find peace, we have to shrink our world.

The "big picture" view of life can often be overwhelming. When we get stuck dwelling on the past or the future, or work or other people, places or things, it is in our nature to try to plan everything out.

Though having a master plan for recovery may seem like a wise idea, the best thing to have is a PROGRAM.

Plans tend to go awry. When things outside our control disrupt those plans, we can feel like we aren't making progress.

The difference between a plan and a program, is that a program is a lifestyle that comes with tools you can apply whether things are going your way or not.

That brings us back to shrinking our world. Living with a program means we don't need to make plans for every potential situation, person, place or thing that we may come across in our day-to-day lives. It means we can take things as they come, allowing us to stay focused on the present.

In other words, when life seems too big, focus on the little things.

As always, if even the little things are too much, reach out. You are not alone.

Have a great Wednesday.

~NB

"Every time I tried to stay sober for the rest of my life, it became overwhelming and I failed. Now I stay sober one day at a time and I've been doing so for 28 years."
-Basecamp group member

12/04/2025

It's always worse by a significant magnitude. Know what, though?

Recovery the second time is better by an even greater magnitude.

You did it once. You can do it again. You're just overthinking it and doing that thing where you call yourself garbage so you can justify treating yourself like garbage.

Tough break for you though, because you're not garbage and you know it. Pity party totally ruined. Bummer. Now you have to get back to work.

What did you learn the first time around?

Would you be willing to share some notes with us that might help someone else, so that as a group, we don't keep repeating the same mistakes?

Big hug. Come on. You got this.

~NB

12/04/2025

Good morning and Happy Thursday!

Whatever it is I am taking on today, I will take it on mindfully and approach it with love and good intent.

I will ACT, not REACT. I will hold space for myself and, if I can, for others to take their time to do the same.

I will do my best to be the person I need most.

I wish you all the strength to do the same.

You got this. One day at a time.

~NB

12/03/2025

Good morning!

Rise and shine, the moon is landing at YUL!

I wish you all a day as bright and full as the moon above, bursting with purpose, connection and love.

Hey, that rhymes!

Have a good one, folks. Appreciate the quiet moments between thoughts.

B

"A life well-lived is a masterpiece. It takes time, experience and sometimes brush-stroke upon brush-stroke to get it just right." -Nellie Bear

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