Jason Inserra
Jason Inserra
Episode 4: More About Alcoholism Step # 1
Episode 4: More About Alcoholism Step # 1
Episode 4: More About Alcoholism Step # 1
Thursday 13th May 2021
Join Jason Inserra as he explores Step #1 of alcoholism recovery, emphasizing the power of surrender and sharing personal stories. Listen now for insights and hope.
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Get the buttons here!The First Step: Embracing Surrender in Alcoholism Recovery
For you to determine, you have to come to that conclusion, you have to understand that you've tried everything else. Take that first step!
Imagine standing at the edge of a cliff, knowing that the only way to survive is to let go and trust the unknown. This is the essence of Step #1 in alcoholism recovery, and it's what Jason Inserra unpacks in this powerful episode of the 'Powerless to Powerful Recovery Podcast'. Using the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous as his guide, Jason dives into the critical importance of admitting powerlessness over addiction.
This episode isn't just about theory; Jason shares raw, personal stories of his own battles with half-measures and white-knuckling sobriety, revealing how these approaches often led him back to square one. Through heartfelt anecdotes and readings from the Big Book, Jason illustrates how true recovery begins with surrender. He discusses how moments of perceived control can quickly spiral into deeper chaos, making the act of conceding to addiction not a sign of weakness, but a necessary step towards healing.
For anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a compassionate and insightful look into why the first step is often the hardest, yet most crucial. It's a reminder that recovery starts with acknowledging our limits and finding strength in vulnerability.