Karen
Karen
Big Book- Doctor’s Opinion pg. xxvii - xxviii
Big Book- Doctor’s Opinion pg. xxvii - xxviii
Big Book- Doctor’s Opinion pg. xxvii - xxviii
Tuesday 18th March 2025
Karen Gardner breaks down 'The Doctor’s Opinion' from the Big Book, making it relatable and practical for your recovery journey.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Silkworth's observations on alcoholism are still relevant today.
- The importance of treating both physical and psychological aspects of alcoholism.
- Community spirit and absence of profit motive among early AA members.
- Bill W.'s journey and contributions to the Big Book.
- The role of detox in effective recovery.
You get to find your own power greater than yourself. It does not have to be God.
Ever wondered what the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous can offer to your recovery journey? Karen Gardner, a recovering alcoholic addict, brings you an engaging and insightful breakdown of 'The Doctor’s Opinion' from pages xxvii to xxviii. In this episode, Karen reads a passage from the Big Book and shares her interpretation in a way that's relatable and practical for your own recovery program. The focus is on Dr.
Silkworth's observations about alcoholism and his endorsement of the Big Book's principles. Dr. Silkworth, a key figure in early AA history, recognised the importance of treating both the physical and psychological aspects of alcoholism. His insights remain relevant today, offering timeless wisdom for anyone seeking sobriety. Karen's explanation makes these historical texts accessible, breaking down complex ideas into manageable chunks.
She highlights the importance of community spirit and the absence of profit motive among early AA members, which continues to inspire those in recovery. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the Big Book or curious about its teachings, Karen's podcast is a perfect companion. She not only reads but also explains how these principles can be applied to modern-day recovery. With her friendly tone and personal anecdotes, you'll find this episode both enlightening and comforting.
So why not give it a listen and see how 'The Doctor’s Opinion' can add value to your journey? It might just be the perspective you need to keep moving forward.