Active Recovery vs. Passive Recovery
In recovery communities across the country, stories of relapse often share familiar themes. Individuals who had once embraced a program of recovery slowly began to disengage, skipping meetings, disconnecting from sponsors, and withdrawing from the fellowship that once...
The Importance of Helping Others and Being of Service
The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program began in 1935 and has become one of the most successful recovery models for people struggling with addiction. Think about that: people have suffered from substance addictions since man first started crushing grapes and picking...
Resentments and Forgiveness
The 4th Step in the Twelve-Step program of recovery tells us that “Resentment is the ‘number one’ offender. It destroys more alcoholics than anything else. From it forms all forms of spiritual disease.” Let’s take a look at why this is....
A Journey of Hope: Niki T.’s Story
When we think about recovery, we often picture individuals overcoming immense challenges and rebuilding their lives. For Niki T., her journey is not just one of personal transformation but also a testament to the power of support, community, and unwavering...
Restored to Sanity
Bart Ross – Recovery Services Manager Restored to Sanity in a 12-Step Program. What does it really mean? In the Alcoholics Anonymous program, Step 2 tells us that we are “restored to sanity.” But what does that really mean? How do we understand...Insurance Can Cover up to 100% of Treatment
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