What Does It Mean to Be a 12-Step Member in Good Standing?
Episode Overview
Understanding the basic texts and fellowship is crucial for being a member in good standing. Active participation in service and community support enhances recovery. Accountability and openness to correction are key elements. Helping others on their recovery journey is essential. A working knowledge of the 12 steps and traditions is necessary.
It's not so much about the thousands of people that hear you as it is about the one person that listens
Ever wondered what it truly means to be a 12-step member in good standing? In this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, teams up with Roger McDiarmid to tackle this intriguing question. They dive into the heart of 12-step recovery programmes, discussing the core requirements for membership and the importance of understanding the literature.
The duo doesn't shy away from the nitty-gritty details, touching on the role of service, accountability, and community support in maintaining sobriety. They share personal stories and reflections, emphasising how these elements can transform lives and sustain long-term recovery. The conversation is sprinkled with humour and light-hearted moments, making a potentially heavy topic more accessible. If you're curious about what makes a committed member tick or seeking some guidance on your own recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen.
And as a bonus, enjoy the closing song 'Good Morning Starshine' by Oliver. Tune in to find out why being an active participant in your recovery community is so crucial.