Brenda Zane
Brenda Zane
Demystifying AA For Young People: Spirituality, Rock Bottom, Fellowship and Nicotine with Three Young Adults
Demystifying AA For Young People: Spirituality, Rock Bottom, Fellowship and Nicotine with Three Young Adults
Demystifying AA For Young People: Spirituality, Rock Bottom, Fellowship and Nicotine with Three Young Adults
Thursday 12th September 2024
Three young adults discuss their raw experiences with AA, touching on spirituality, rock bottom moments, fellowship, and nicotine addiction.
46 minutes
Honest
Inspiring
Informative
Supportive
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Author:
Brenda Zane
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Young people discuss their personal experiences with AA.
- The concept of a higher power and its role in recovery.
- Importance of hitting rock bottom to seek help.
- Fellowship as a critical component of recovery.
- Practical advice for parents supporting their children.
My first higher power was the ocean because it was something that was like, yeah, I can't beat a tsunami
Ever wondered how young people navigate the tricky waters of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and come out stronger on the other side? This episode of Hopestream, hosted by Brenda Zane, brings you an eye-opening session with three young adults who share their raw and honest experiences. Forget the experts for a moment; this is about hearing directly from those who've been there and done that.
These brave individuals discuss their journeys through AA, touching on spirituality, hitting rock bottom, fellowship, and even nicotine addiction. They reveal how they found their higher power, whether it was nature or the feeling of love, and how it played a crucial role in their recovery. The conversation also delves into the importance of letting loved ones hit rock bottom to gain the 'gift of desperation', a pivotal moment that often leads to seeking help.
The episode doesn't shy away from the gritty realities but also highlights the supportive fellowship that AA provides, likening it to the bread and butter of their recovery process. Whether you're a parent struggling to support your child or someone curious about AA, this episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice. Don't miss out on these golden nuggets of wisdom - it's a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction.