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  • Spirituality in 12 Step Recovery: The Many Paths to Spiritual Fitness - June 2019

Spirituality in 12 Step Recovery: The Many Paths to Spiritual Fitness - June 2019

Sunday 30th June 2019

Explore the role of spirituality in addiction recovery with Jerry Fouchey. Learn how self-identification as 'spiritual' aids abstinence and get practical tips.
71 minutes
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Finding Your Spiritual Path in 12 Step Recovery with Jerry Fouchey

Spirituality can play an important role in recovery initiation and maintenance. Research has demonstrated that self-identification as a
Ever wondered how spirituality fits into the journey of addiction recovery? In this engaging episode of the Dawn Farm Addiction and Recovery Education Series, Jerry Fouchey, a seasoned Personal Medicine Therapist and Didactic Group Facilitator, sheds light on this very topic. He explores how identifying as a 'spiritual' person can positively impact your path to abstinence, even if you don't consider yourself 'religious'.
Fouchey dives into the Eleventh Step of Twelve Step programs, which encourages improving conscious contact with a Higher Power through prayer and meditation. He breaks down common misconceptions about spirituality in recovery, emphasizing that it's not synonymous with religion and that everyone's spiritual journey is unique. With practical tips on integrating prayer and meditation into daily life, Fouchey provides a roadmap for those looking to deepen their spiritual fitness.
This episode is a beacon of hope, encouraging listeners to embrace their personal spiritual paths as a vital component of their recovery journey.