Roy Nichols
Roy Nichols
How it works step 9
How it works step 9
How it works step 9
Monday 17th February 2020
Join Roy Nichols as he explores Step 9 of NA, focusing on making amends, humility, and personal growth in addiction recovery.
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8 minutes
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Author:
Roy Nichols
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Step 9: Healing Through Making Amends with Roy Nichols
We are achieving freedom from the wreckage of our past.
Ever thought about the power of saying 'I'm sorry'? In this episode of 'Addiction Recovery - Living the Program', Roy Nichols takes a deep dive into Step 9 of the Narcotics Anonymous journey: making amends. Reading from the NA Basic Text's sixth edition, Roy doesn't just stick to the script; he shares his own experiences and reflections, making this step feel both achievable and transformative.
Roy talks about the courage it takes to face those we've hurt and the profound impact that sincere apologies can have on our lives and the lives of others. He highlights the role of humility, patience, and timing in this delicate process. It's not just about saying sorry; it's about understanding the depth of our actions and genuinely seeking to make things right. The episode also delves into how making amends can foster spiritual growth and repair broken relationships.
Roy discusses the importance of personal inventory—keeping track of our actions and learning from our mistakes. He emphasizes that making amends is a vital part of the recovery journey, helping us to heal and move forward. With his heartfelt and encouraging words, Roy reminds listeners that recovery is a process filled with ups and downs. He encourages everyone to be patient with themselves and to see mistakes as opportunities for growth.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for a while, Roy's insights offer hope and practical advice for anyone looking to mend their past and build a brighter future.