James M
James M
The process of defining sobriety - Part 1
The process of defining sobriety - Part 1
The process of defining sobriety - Part 1
Thursday 31st August 2023
Join James M. as he delves into Violence Anonymous' efforts to define sobriety, discussing triggers, trauma processing, and the spiritual journey.
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Recovery from Trauma
Recovery Reimagined
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
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Episode Overview
- The intricate process of defining sobriety in Violence Anonymous is explored, emphasizing the goal of living free from drama.
- Challenges surrounding the understanding of triggers and the essential role of processing trauma are highlighted.
- The spiritual journey of working through the 12 steps is discussed, underscoring the transformative nature of recovery.
- The collaborative and peaceful discourse within the literature committee offers a unique insight into the transformative power of Violence Anonymous.
- James M. shares a profound glimpse into the deeply meaningful work of the committee, offering hope and enlightenment to individuals in recovery.
One of the distinctions that we're discussing is we understand clearly that the end goal, sobriety in VA, is living free from drama.
Imagine the challenge of defining sobriety in the context of violence addiction. In this episode of 'Understanding Violence Addiction', James M. invites you to witness the fascinating discussions of the Violence Anonymous Literature Committee. With 18 years since its founding, the committee is now tackling the complex task of crafting a clear and relatable definition of sobriety. You'll hear about the nuances of understanding triggers, the critical role of trauma processing, and the spiritual path through the 12 steps.
James M. offers a rare glimpse into the committee's peaceful and collaborative efforts, showcasing how these conversations can lead to transformative change for individuals in recovery.