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Project Harmony - Meeker McLeod Sibley Counties Empowering and Supporting Mothers in Recovery from substance use. Free, voluntary support with an RN and Peer Recovery Specialist

11/09/2026

From an email from NAMI-MN! Great tips on preparing our mental health for winter! Read below:

"❄️ 3 Ways to “Winterize” Your Mental Health

As Minnesotans, we know how to winterize our cars and homes. But as the days get shorter and colder, how can we winterize our mental health?

Winter can be hard. Less daylight and more time indoors can deepen isolation, and seasonal depression is real. For people already living with a mental health condition, and for the families who love them, the challenges can pile up like snow.

That's why we're inviting you to help Winterize Minnesota's Mental Health. Here are three simple things you can do right now, for yourself and the people around you:

1. Save the numbers now. Add 988 and key mental health resources to your phone, then share them with someone you love. In a hard moment, no one should have to search for help. The right number, already saved, can be a lifeline.

2. Plan ahead. You know yourself best. If winter tends to be heavy, don’t wait for the darkest weeks. Find a therapist, book appointments, or join a support group. It’s easier to have a shovel and salt ready before a storm.

3. Nobody hibernates alone. Make the standing invitation: a weekly coffee, a winter walk, a seat at your table. Check in on neighbors, loved ones, and yourself. Our 70+ free support groups, in person and online, are here too."

10/15/2026

What does your recovery look like?
What are the recovery rituals you use to persevere on your journey?

Being of Service

“We are spiritually aware. We become of service—at home, on the job, and in our fellowship of recovery.”
- Life with Hope, second edition, page 67

The power of working the Twelve Steps is revealed as I persevere in my recovery journey. I benefited from a thorough examination of my past, and found I can move forward unburdened from my past transgressions. I discovered that I can now lead a useful life. By developing a meaningful, ongoing relationship with a Higher Power, I learned the rewards of living by the spiritual principles my program has taught me.

Shifting my motivation away from fear and self-centeredness to the spiritually enriching values of honesty, willingness, humility, faith, courage, hope, acceptance, and forgiveness led to achieving a spiritual awakening. Being of service to my family, friends, colleagues, and fellows in recovery is a natural extension of this awakening.

It can be profoundly beneficial to be of service. Sometimes the service is easy for me; at other times it requires faith that God is taking care of me as I do things I considered unimaginable. I accept all as growth opportunities and recognize God’s blessing to have them.

Final thought:
Today, I will strive to be of service as it manifests my gratitude for the gifts I have received as a result of working my recovery program.

10/09/2026

I think of the phrase "mind your own bobber" when I read this!

09 October

Order
Page 295

"We emphasize setting our house in order because it brings us relief."
Basic Text, p. 97

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Focusing on what others are doing can provide momentary relief from having to take a look at ourselves. But one of the secrets of success in Narcotics Anonymous is making sure our own house is in order. So what does "setting our house in order" mean, anyway?

It means we work the steps, allowing us to look at our role in our relationships with others. When we have a problem with someone, we can take our own inventory to find out what our part in the problem has been. With the help of our sponsor, we strive to set it right. Then, each day, we continue taking our inventory to avoid repeating the same mistakes in the future.

It's pretty simple. We treat others as we would like others to treat us. We promptly make amends when we owe them. And when we turn our lives over to the care of our Higher Power on a daily basis, we can start to avoid running on the self-will so characteristic of our active addiction. Guided by a Power that seeks the best for everyone, our relationships with others will surely improve.

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Just for Today: I will set my own house in order. Today, I will examine my part in the problems in my life. If I owe amends, I will make them.

10/06/2026

New parenthood has a funny way of turning normal life into a 24/7 baby-monitoring mission. 😂🍼

Which one have you caught yourself doing? 🤍

Some of the miracles that happen in recovery!
10/03/2026

Some of the miracles that happen in recovery!

10/01/2026
09/30/2026

Be in recovery from people pleasing!

Being in Recovery can feel boring or like we are missing out. Recovery can be fun! It’s a time to try out new hobbies an...
09/22/2026

Being in Recovery can feel boring or like we are missing out.
Recovery can be fun! It’s a time to try out new hobbies and things you’ve always wanted to try but never took the time!
Here are some free crafts!
As a Peer Recovery Specialist, I work with women to set goals and try out new things! Because Recovery is possible and there are many opportunities to have fun!!

UPDATE: This class is full. You can contact the library to be added to the waiting list.

Sign up for a fall-themed diamond art class at the library! On Thursday, October 15, this free program will be held in the meeting room from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Open to adults and teens. Space is limited, so call the library at 320-693-2483 or stop at the front desk to sign up. All supplies are provided to make one small autumn-themed project.

Address

114 N Holcombe Avenue
Litchfield, MN
55355

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13205101319

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