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Volume 1
#1 – August
1995
#2 – December
1995
 Volume
2
#1 – March
1996
#2 – August
1996
 Volume
3
#1
– January 1997
#2
– April 1997
#3
– September 1997
Volume
4
#1
– January 1998
#2
– April 1998
#3
– December 1998
Volume
5
#1
– Jan–March 1999
#2
– May–August 1999
#3
– September–December 1999
 Volume
6
#1
– January–April 2000
#2
– May–August 2000
#3 – September–December
2000
 Volume
7
#1 – January–April
2001
#2 – May–August
2001
#3
– September –December 2001
Volume
8
#1
– Jan–April 2002
#2
– May–August 2002
#3
– September–December 2002
- Both
Halves of Recovery
Amy
Grabowski, MA, LCPC
- Mapping
Your Progress
Kathleen
Check, MS, LPC, CADC
- Transforming
Body Image
Claudia
Braun
- Group
Therapy or Support Group? That is the Question
- Art
Therapy and the Creative Self
Phoebe
Whisnant, Student Intern
- DBT
Skills for Effective Living: Myths about Interpersonal Behavior
Cindy
Butler, PhD
- Nourishing
Concepts
Elisa D'Urso–Fischer,
MS, RD, LD
Volume
9
#1
– Jan–April 2003
#2
– May–August 2003
#3
– September–December 2003
Volume
10
#1–
January–May 2004
#2
– August–December 2004
Volume 11
#1
– January –March 2005
#2–
April–August 2005
#3–
September–December 2005
Volume 12
#1
– January –April 2006
#2
– May –August 2006
#3
– September –December 2006
Volume 13
#1– April–May, 2007
#2– June –August, 2007
- The Awakening Center has a New Home and New Staff
- You’re Too Sensitive! – Amy Grabowski, MA, LCPC
- Imagine Being At Peace…. a new relaxation CD – Amy Grabowski, MA, LCPC
- Managing Food and Mood – Susan Witz, RD, LD
- You Can Make A Difference…
- Food Myth vs Food Fact – Jennifer Reiner, MS, RD, LD
- Support: A Vital Component to Recovery – Jenn Schurman, MA, LPC
- Is DBT for Me? (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) – Gulin Guneri-Minton, PsyD
- Self-Care and the Seasons: According to the Five Elements of Chinese Medicine – Dr. Mari Richko, MA, ND, LCPC
- Healing From Trauma – Erin Diedling, MEd, LCPC
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