Abuse Alcoholism: Welcome to SMART Recovery®

Welcome to SMART Recovery®


Visit www.smartrecovery.org Welcome to SMART Recovery. I’m Tom Horvath, president. This brief audio presentation can help you decide whether SMART Recovery is for you. I’ll start by describing our program of recovery, and finish by describing our organization. SMART Recovery helps individuals abstain from any substance or activity addiction. You are welcome to participate in our discussions about abstinence even if you are undecided about whether to abstain. We teach ideas and techniques that address four points 1) building and maintaining motivation, 2) coping with urges, 3) managing thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and 4) living a balanced life. We call these four points the SMART Recovery 4-Point Program. We support individuals who want an active and direct approach to change. We call our approach self-empowering. We teach how to be self-reliant. You already know what you need to do. We show you ways to do it. In addition to helping you gain independence from addictive behavior, we’ll help you improve your entire life. Some of our participants rely solely on SMART Recovery. Some combine SMART Recovery with other approaches. There are as many paths to recovery as there are individuals. You are welcome to participate with us as long as it is helpful. The SMART Recovery program is science-based, and evolves as the science evolves. We support the appropriate use of psychiatric and addiction medications. Whether to believe in god or a higher power, or to believe addiction

 

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