Posts Tagged ‘Recovery’
Recovery | Alcoholics Anonymous – Lie First, Hate Second, Play Victim
I have to wonder if the step-tards will ever get sick of their own hate. Debating with these people is like playing chess with pigeons. This is one of many old video I am being forced to rerender because the “celebrity” Alcoholics Anonymous members are pursuing copyrights. So much for their anonymity.
Brenda’s Story Pt. 1 – Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery
Watch Brenda’s story Pt. 1 of how recovery from drug and alcohol addiction has changed her life. Get access to all the addiction2recovery resources available at www.addiction2recovery.com
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Jess Youth & Higher Power in Recovery
Jess discusses how she has having a lot more fun in recovery than she originally thought she would, and how she is able to finally discover who she really is. She also gives a great discussion on the importance of a higher power, as well as the openness of what “higher power” means. Because you don’t have to have the same god as everyone else. Please subscribe! To learn more about The Second Road and how this online community can aid you in your recovery from addiction, please visit our website: www.thesecondroad.org
Life Coaching for Persons in Recovery
Life Coaching for Persons in Recovery
Balanced-Life Coaching
The consequences of addiction include damaged health, damaged relationships and profound suffering. Lost jobs, lost hope, lost dreams are often the results of an addiction. Chemical dependency is a disease and should be treated as such by qualified professionals. The disease-concept model for the treatment of alcohol and other drug abuse has been utilized for years and has proven effective in the treatment of addictions (Jellinek, E. M. (1960) The Disease concept of Alcoholism).
Many alcoholics and addicts turn to 12-step programs, which can be found in every city and town in the country.
A twelve-step program is a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovery from addiction, compulsion, or other behavioral problems. Originally proposed by Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) as a method of recovery from alcoholism, the Twelve Steps were first published in the book, Alcoholics Anonymous and have been used to help people overcome a variety of addictions and compulsions. As summarized by the American Psychological Association, the process involves the following:
Lot of 6 Recovery Book – Depression, Sex Abuse, Alcohol
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