Reveries

If recovery is thought of as the embodiment and return to ones own eccentricity, ones own uniqueness. Then in turn, we must begin to see

James Hillman reminds us, “Pathology is not a problem to be solved, but the soul’s way of working on itself.” Through the approach of Depth

Depth Recovery grounds its perspective of recovery as a cyclical process in the myth of Persephone. The mythos of Persephone is vast, and shares a

Perhaps addiction is simply another fiction, another mythos, another story that one can fall into. Hillman begs us to remember that story is not something

One of Depth Recovery’s main moves is the de-personalization of the pathology. Whether it be focused on depression, anxiety, addiction, or recovery – the grounding

There is a famous quote by Bill W. the Co-Founder of Alcoholics Anonymous that sounds something like, “…AA is really a spiritual kindergarten.” An interesting

Through the lens of Depth Recovery, the initial response to any arising affliction is curiosity. Whether addiction, depression, or my anxiety – the process of