Tatiana P. on the Power of Home Groups in AA
Episode Overview
Tatiana P. shares her personal journey with alcoholism and recovery. The difference between an AA Group and a Meeting is discussed. The importance of having a home group for support and responsibility. Various types of AA meetings are explained. Service commitments play a crucial role in maintaining sobriety.
"It's not a perfect analogy, but I think of it like my home versus visiting someone else's home."
In this episode of Alcoholics Alive!, Tatiana P., also known as the Tiny Enforcer, shares her journey and the significant role that Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has played in her life. With hosts Shank and Wayne leading the discussion, Tatiana delves into the difference between an AA Group and a Meeting, highlighting why having a home group can be a game-changer in one's recovery journey.
Tatiana opens up about her own experiences, from her early days of drinking to finding solace and support within the AA community. She describes how a home group offers a sense of responsibility and belonging, akin to welcoming someone into your own home. This episode also touches on the importance of service commitments and the unique dynamics of different types of AA meetings, such as open discussion meetings, speaker meetings, and newcomer meetings.
Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, Tatiana's insights provide a refreshing perspective on the value of community and support in maintaining sobriety. Don't miss out on this heartfelt conversation that underscores the importance of connection and mutual aid in recovery.