This is Sheena’s Place’s Client-Centred Blog that features our recovery stories, art, struggles, poetry, interviews, and many more, which all follow a set of safe space guidelines. We recognize that everyone is at a different place in their recovery. Food, weight, dieting, calories, specific eating disordered behaviours, or exercise behaviours can often be triggering, and are therefore not published on this blog. To submit your work, please email Kmccarthy@sheenasplace.org and read about Sheena’s Place’s blog moderator, Kira, here.
Angel Pins of Light
Dear Blog Readers, I hope that July is being good to you. This week Sharon brings us another beautiful piece and each time I read…
Read More“I Did Not Fail”: a pre-post
Dear Blog Readers, Four words. Four short words no more than four letters long. Four words to capture a significant reminder for every night before…
Read MoreI Did Not Fail
Dear Blog Readers, In this post, Sharon Miller shares her powerful words and photograph. We are grateful for her contributions to this community client-driven blog…
Read MoreA Closer Look at Group Language Guidelines
For many years, Sheena’s Place groups have used a specific set of language guidelines to structure group discussions. While some groups have amended the guidelines…
Read MoreAngela Ting Gallery
Dear Blog Readers, Wow the weather is confusing. One minute I am pulling out my Fall sweaters and the next I am digging my tank…
Read MoreStand By Me
Dear Blog Readers, Here we are in the heat of August again. With the sun beaming strongly after a rainy summer. I cherish these sunny…
Read MoreThe Birdcage Revised
Dear Blog Readers, I hope you had a wonderful July as we move into August. August has always been bitter sweet for me. There is…
Read MoreI Like You
Dear Blog Readers, It is another hot sticky day in Toronto. I hope that you are finding ways to stay cool, hydrated, and comfortable. Today…
Read Moremy new friend
Dear Blog Readers, How you think of your ED? Is it external or internal? Is it a monster to slay, or a friend to love?…
Read MoreRelapse: a poem
Hello blog readers, It has been quite the long haul with Covid19 changing our lives. Not only has it changed the ways people live with…
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