Step 10 of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) states that recovering individuals should continue to take personal inventory and, “when we were wrong, promptly admitted it.” This step focuses on the ongoing process of self-reflection and accountability, helping individuals maintain their recovery by acknowledging their mistakes and making amends as necessary.
Step 7 of the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a crucial phase in the recovery journey. It is about humility and seeking help from a religious or non-religious “higher power” to remove character defects. This step is not just about recognizing these defects but actively working towards removing them to lead a healthier…
The stigma of “being a man” has been around for generations and instilled into men the way they should behave. This includes hiding their emotions or covering them up with dangerous behaviors. One of the dangerous behaviors they may take part in includes substance use. Substance use can take over and ruin your life, which…
Addiction is complex; it’s invasive, and it infiltrates every aspect of life, distorting behavior, emotions, and a person’s physical attributes. Whether it revolves around substances like drugs and alcohol or activities such as gambling or gaming, addiction leaves a mark; it reshapes a person’s whole world in destructive ways.