Alcoholism Recovery Now!
March 2, 2010 ShowAlcoholism Recovery Now! Today's program: Giving back: why is this part of your recovery, this week on Recovery Now!... Click here to listen to today's program...
Send Us Your QuestionsFor more information on Recovery Now click here. Learn more about Alcoholism Recovery Now at 12-Step. Previous Programs:Hope revisted why is HOPE so important...Click here for this Program Returning to SANITY, why is that so critical and how was sanity lost? What is SANITY and what is INSANITY as it relates to alcoholism, addiction and recovery... Hope is an essential component of addiction recovery, how can you get hope back into your life and move toward recovery and away from alcoholism... Today's program introduces Step 9 of the 12-Step program. This step requires the addict to take the actions necessary make amends for the people wronged by the addiction. Learn why this is such an important step... Today's program introduces Step-8 of the 12-Step program. This step requires the addict to begin planning to make amends to those wronged by the addiction. Learn why this is such an important step... On today's program we're discusses what it means to admit that your powerless over your addiction. Why is it important that you accept that you're POWERLESS?... Denial is one of the most common reasons that people don't get treatment for their addiction. What are the characteristics of addiction denial and why do so many people have trouble admitting they have an addiction problem...... On this program we answer some of the questions that we've received on the web site about overcoming drug addiction and alcoholism. How can you help someone to get into recovery?... On this program Ned, Dan and Debbie summarize the first six steps of the 12-Step Program; how can you tell if you're on track? Where should you be if the 12-Step program is helping you to stay in recovery... Joe Herzanek discusses Step 7 of the Twelve Step program: Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings. This step rally increases the changes in a person's life as they move into recovery from addiction... Joe Herzanek discusses Step 6 of the Twelve Step program:Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character. A subtle but very key step in your recovery... Pam Eichler continues her discussion of transitional living and the Wisconsin Nazarene Compassionate Center for transitional housing. What is transitional housing and how does it try to help people... Today's program Pam Eichler introduces the Wisconsin Nazarene Compassionate Center for transitional housing. What is transitional housing and how does it try to help people continue to recover from addiction and alcoholism. This program outlines Step 5 of the 12-Step program and discusses some ways to choose who you disclose your inventory to and why telling God and another person is so critical to your continued recovery. This program discusses the difficult Step Four of the 12-Step program. Making an inventory of your wrongs but also focusing what you've done right. Click here to listen to today's program... Today we will continue our discussion of alcoholism, depression and suicide how are they interrelated and how can you try to cope with them. Carolyn Hutsen tells her story to help shine a light on these issues. This program introduces alcoholism, depression and suicide how are they interrelated and how can you try to cope with them. Carolyn Hutsen tells her story to help shine a light on these issues.
Joe Herzanek continues his discussion of "Why Don't They Just Quit" a book and DVD he has written to explain all aspects of drug addiction and alcoholism. He has much experience dealing with drug addiction and alcoholism as he has spent the last 15 years working at the Boulder County Jail helping those struggling with addiction to overcome it...
"Leave me alone, I'm only hurting myself" Is this true? Are you only hurting yourself? Should people leave you/them alone?
What is Addiction, How do you know if you're addicted or not:
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