Beyond Belief Sobriety Podcast
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Episode 101: Twelve Secular Steps | An Addiction Recovery Guide
Episode 101: Twelve Secular Steps | An Addiction Recovery Guide
Episode 101: Twelve Secular Steps | An Addiction Recovery Guide
Sunday 25th November 2018
Join John S., Wes B., and Bill W. on Beyond Belief Sobriety as they explore a secular path to addiction recovery, focusing on biology and practical steps.
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Get the buttons here!Reimagining Recovery: The Secular Twelve Steps with John S., Wes B., and Bill W.
I fully acknowledge that secular recovery is not unique, it is not original... leave it up to the individual to add their religious beliefs.
Have you ever wondered how a secular approach to addiction recovery works? In this engaging episode of Beyond Belief Sobriety, John S. sits down with Wes B. and Bill W. (no, not that Bill W.) to explore a non-religious path to sobriety. They dive into the biology behind addiction and discuss practical steps that don't rely on traditional religious frameworks.
The conversation is rich with insights on the three-phase recovery process, emphasizing the importance of hope and hitting rock bottom as catalysts for change. They also touch on how inventories can help in character reconstruction and the crucial role of language in explaining addiction and recovery. For those who find themselves struggling in traditional AA groups due to their atheistic or agnostic beliefs, this episode offers a refreshing perspective.
It's an eye-opener for anyone curious about alternative recovery methods that are grounded in science and practicality. Tune in to hear how values like justice, love, and accountability can be integral to a secular recovery journey.