And so we wait...



Addiction Behavioural Consultants would like to express our sincere gratitude, to all
Who supported our nomination for the countryside alliance award for rural categories.

We were thrilled initially to receive the nomination and wanted to take the time to express our thanks for all your support, kind words and sharing our link. The extended time for nominations has helped us share our project and programme details to a greater audience of people such as yourselves; so thank you. Our work comes from a sense of vocation, to work closely with nature to carry out this specialised work.

The kindness of the owners Pete and Irene of Lime tree farm allows us to be a part of this beautiful space.


We now await the outcome of the votes.

Autumn Colours at Lime Tree Farm 2017.







                                     


Photos by Darrell.





Winter solo day Review.


I am writing this review with what can only be described as one of the best experiences of my time in recovery. I have been  abstinent for quite a few years now, one day at a time.

I also wish to say thank you as it would not have been possible but for three of my Pals and the owners of Lime Tree Farm who have been so generous in their own way with what they have.

This is an amazing spiritual place and there is so much to see and offer to a long term recovering addict like me .
At the start of the day I spent a tranquil hour observing the wildlife which really lent itself to what was to come, building a fire from scratch and cooking on it, I had a amazing cup of tea with such flavour it was very good.
We then went to the Round house and did Meditation around our breathing and going beyond ourselves.


Photo by Marie.


We then went to sample delicious hot soup and bread followed by a walk along a different path and stopped off at the hide to feed the wildlife. Darrell was talking to me about the plans he envisioned at the retreat and I could really see how they could become reality with the help from like minded people of which there is already quite a few, We came back after this to eat our Stone baked Pizza which was cooked in a magnificent stone oven next to the roundhouse.


After this we went to the tree conservation field where we planted my strong young sapling ASH tree this was an extra special moment for me as I dedicated it to My best friend Mary who had died recently, it was a beautiful moment that means so much.

Lastly we had an hours silence in the stone circle and the ending of the day was upon us.

Having had time to reflect and CONNECT to the power that I believe in and after being in such a sacred place,
I find there are no words that would do my Solo day justice, it was AMAZING.

Thank you to all who helped to get me to LIME TREE FARM, what a day, with love and gratitude, Marie.