Terrance Bell, a Houston-based recording artist and philanthropist, has launched an initiative to support women in recovery from substance use disorders. Inspired by his mother’s 15-year recovery journey, Bell is partnering with the Star of Hope, a Houston-based organization that provides recovery services, to sponsor empowerment retreats for women.
According toBell, these retreats focus on self-care, sisterhood, and spiritual growth, aiming to promote confidence, healing, and lasting change (www. yahoo. com → news → videos → houston-philanthropist-launches-empowerment-retreats-174100857. html). The initiative, which will run through early next year, will select one woman each month to participate in the retreats.
Bell’s philanthropic efforts are also influenced by his late father, to whom he dedicated his recent single, “Party Outside.” The song aims to promote resilience and the power of music in recovery. Research suggests that music can play a vital role in recovery, reducing cravings and helping individuals reconnect with joy (www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov → pmc → articles → PMC4492999 → ). As National Recovery Month is observed in September, Bell’s initiative highlights the importance of support and community in the recovery process.
The concept of empowerment retreats for women has gained significant attention recently, as a growing number of women seek supportive environments to address various challenges, including addiction, trauma, and mental health. These retreats provide a safe space for women to connect with others who share similar experiences, fostering a sense of community and sisterhood.
By offering a range of activities, such as yoga, meditation, and creative expression, empowerment retreats aim to promote holistic healing and personal growth.
According to a study published in the Journal of Women’s Health, women who participate in supportive group programs experience improved mental health outcomes, increased self-esteem, and enhanced overall well-being (www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov → pmc → articles → PMC5737419 → ). Empowerment retreats often focus on building resilience and promoting self-care, essential components of the recovery process.
By providing women with tools and strategies to manage stress, anxiety, and other challenges, these retreats help participants develop a stronger sense of self and improve their ability to cope with adversity.
Research has shown that women who engage in self-care activities experience reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety, improved sleep quality, and increased feelings of joy and fulfillment (www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov → pmc → articles → PMC6315266 → ).
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HOUSTON (CW39) – September is National Recovery Month, and Houston recording artist and philanthropist Terrance Bell is using his platform to shine …
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