Boise's Secular Al-Anon: Thriving Through COVID Challenges
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Imagine starting a support group right before a global pandemic hits. That's exactly what happened with the secular Al-Anon group in Boise, Idaho. In this episode of Beyond Belief Sobriety, Chia, one of the group's co-founders, shares how they navigated these unprecedented times and even found growth amidst the chaos. Originally featured in Episode 137, the group faced initial hurdles common to secular recovery circles, like reconciling their non-religious beliefs with traditional Al-Anon practices.
Fast forward to today, and you'll hear about their journey through the pandemic and how it unexpectedly helped them expand. Chia dives into the importance of community in recovery, especially for those who don't align with religious frameworks. You'll also get practical advice on starting your own secular Al-Anon meeting, making this episode a treasure trove of insights and inspiration.
Whether you're curious about secular recovery or looking for tips to build a supportive community, this episode offers a fresh perspective on overcoming obstacles and finding strength in numbers.