🧠 Dual Diagnosis Skills (Functional, Not Therapy) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

4.4 – Using Calming Routines to Manage Stress: Recovery thrives on predictability. Calming routines such as deep breathing, journaling, stretching, or taking quiet walks create mental structure amid uncertainty. These habits teach the body that peace can be self-generated. For dual diagnosis recovery, routines reduce anxiety and reinforce control. Stress management becomes proactive instead of reactive. When calming behaviors are consistent, they become automatic responses to emotional strain. Over time, small rituals build resilience, helping individuals navigate difficult days without reverting to old coping patterns. Calm becomes a learned skill, not a lucky moment.

About this course

Functional skill-building for individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use challenges, focusing on practical daily living and self-management strategies.

This course includes:
  • Step-by-step guides for organizing daily tasks and responsibilities
  • Real-life scenarios to practice coping and decision-making
  • Resources and tools for ongoing skill application and maintenance

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