Avoiding Recovery Pitfalls: Insights from Dr. Alan Berger’s Book
Episode Overview
Discussing 'Stupid Thing #5 That Messes Up Recovery' from Dr. Alan Berger's book Emphasizing the importance of surrender and humility in recovery Addressing misconceptions within the faith community regarding recovery Highlighting the necessity of following a treatment plan alongside spiritual beliefs Offering valuable insights and guidance for sustaining recovery
Humility is the spiritual foundation of recovery. In order to feel worthy, we do not need to be unique. People who do best in recovery are those who surrender and follow suggestions.
Ever wondered why some people struggle to maintain their recovery despite their best efforts? In this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, Monty Dale Meyer, affectionately known as the Monty'man, shares a sneak peek into Dr. Alan Berger's book, '12 Stupid Things That Mess Up Recovery'. This time, he zooms in on 'Stupid Thing Number Five', which is all about the dangerous attitude of feeling special and unique during recovery.
This mindset can be a real stumbling block, making it harder to embrace the humility and surrender necessary for lasting sobriety. Monty also addresses a crucial point for those in faith communities: having spiritual beliefs is important, but it's equally vital to follow a structured treatment plan. This short yet impactful meditorial offers practical advice and thought-provoking insights that could make a big difference in your recovery journey.
Tune in for a blend of wisdom, empathy, and actionable tips that aim to help you avoid common pitfalls and stay on the path to sobriety.