National Recovery Month Crossword Puzzle

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RECOVERY: The process of building a healthier, meaningful life after challenges with mental health or substance use.
HOPE: A feeling that positive change is possible.
SUPPORT: The people, relationships, and resources that help someone move forward.
BELONGING: A sense of being connected with others.
PEERS: A group of people who share experiences and support one another.
WELLNESS: Taking care of your mind, body, relationships, and wellbeing.
ALLY: A person who offers encouragement, understanding, and help.
RESPECT: The dignity and consideration every person in recovery deserves.
PURPOSE: A positive reason for getting up each day and moving forward.
RESILIENCE: The ability to bounce back, adapt, and keep moving forward.
CONNECTION: A relationship or interaction that helps people feel less alone.
STIGMA: Speaking openly about recovery can help reduce this harmful barrier.
SECURITY: A safe place to live can provide stability and this important feeling.
EXERCISE: A healthy activity that can support physical and emotional wellbeing.
FAMILY: The people who may provide love, encouragement, and practical support.
LIVED: A person\'s _____ experience and knowledge gained through life.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

recovery: the process of building a healthier, meaningful life after challenges with mental health or substance use.
hope: a feeling that positive change is possible.
support: the people, relationships, and resources that help someone move forward.
belonging: a sense of being connected with others.
peers: a group of people who share experiences and support one another.
wellness: taking care of your mind, body, relationships, and wellbeing.
ally: a person who offers encouragement, understanding, and help.
respect: the dignity and consideration every person in recovery deserves.
purpose: a positive reason for getting up each day and moving forward.
resilience: the ability to bounce back, adapt, and keep moving forward.
connection: a relationship or interaction that helps people feel less alone.
stigma: speaking openly about recovery can help reduce this harmful barrier.
security: a safe place to live can provide stability and this important feeling.
exercise: a healthy activity that can support physical and emotional wellbeing.
family: the people who may provide love, encouragement, and practical support.
lived: a person's _ experience and knowledge gained through life.