Oct 2, 2012 | By Tim Stoddart
Although Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is meant to welcome everyone, the references and reliance on God or a “higher power” can be off-putting to atheists in recovery. It’s often difficult for atheists in recovery to find people who share …
Sep 25, 2012 | By Tim Stoddart
Some time ago, I was sitting in a treatment center listening to a discussion about Relapse Prevention. At the time, this was an alien concept to me. Quite frankly everything concerning sobriety was an alien concept to me because I had about …
Apr 16, 2012 | By Tim Stoddart
The potential for helping other people is one of the best aspects of being in recovery. Recovering addicts often realize that helping other people is a surefire way to feel good about themselves and reinforce their own sobriety. For members …
Apr 10, 2012 | By Tim Stoddart
Recovery is a very subjective term, and everyone has a different definition of what recovery means to them. Addiction can take hold quickly. Addiction is a complicated disease that is classified as both a mental illness and chronic …
| By Tim Stoddart
– Step Four, 12 step Programs such as AA, NA, CA etc. The fourth step, in programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon, and Narcotics Anonymous, is one of those steps that can strike fear in a person if they are new to recovery. Som …
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