by Margot L.   Every morning, during the SMR meeting I respond to the reading and shares by writing and drawing using my non dominant and dominant hands. The topic of today’s meditation was Cross Talk. I felt like an invisible child and adolescent in my home yet I knew that my  parents and siblings talked about me. The…

by Kate W.  

by Kerri L.   Learn to dance <3

by Kate W.   I came to ACA Morning after working the steps in a group. I didn’t know how to have a relationship with my inner child(ren) or how to be my own loving parent. I learned those things here.

by Heila J.   “music heard so deeply / that it is not heard at all, but you are the music.” T.S. Eliot I liked the opportunity to both make & have an honored, loving (and fun!) container for my feelings – all of which are valid (trying to still grow in that area).. On January…

by Anita J.   My inner child wanted to puzzle and discovered she was good at it 🙂

by Anita J.   Creative Fun on Sunday, A new mail box and letter bag for my building

By Robert F.   I am one of our meeting zoom trainers. A participant and mine, greatest success, was learning how to share a computer screen in zoom. In the initial training, they could not share their screen. I followed-up with an individual training—they still could not share the screen. Two months later I saw this…

by Carmen M.   I’ve done many vision boards in the past, but this was the first one where I invited my inner children to the process. It was inspired by all the beautiful and generous sharing by those in Sunday Fundays: collage, 3D texture elements, string mapping, blackout/redacted poetry. Sunday Fundays and my inner children…

by Victoria   The Game my name was shame I learned to blame and shame in the addiction game I can be renamed when I self-invoice I find my voice and now I rejoice because I have a choice not to play the game

by Jim R.  Oct. 3, 2020. Carving out time to play with my friends… not so scary!

by Jim R.

by Margot L.   During our daily meetings I encourage my Little Inner Child to express herself. She prints and draws using my non-domninant hand. Some of her drawings I embroider onto a piece of cloth. My Little One cannot use a needle and thread so she participated in this embroidery by painting the sky! This…