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This workbook is designed to accompany the 12 Steps of Recovery video series, focusing on personal reflections and admissions related to addiction and recovery. It includes assessments and exercises encouraging individuals to recognize the impact of their behaviors and the necessity of acknowledging a higher power in their journey towards sobriety. Acknowledgements are provided for contributors and key figures involved in its creation. - Download as a PDF or view online for free
This document provides guidance for completing a spiritual inventory as part of the fourth step of a 12-step program. It involves openly examining one's faults and shortcomings in four key areas: relationships with others, priorities in life, attitude, and integrity. For each area, it provides questions to help identify faults such as people one has hurt or holds grudges against, areas of life that don't put God first, attitudes of complaining or anger, and past instances of dishonesty. The…
Step 8 A.A: Making a List for Amends | FHE Health | FHE Health
Step 8 of A.A. is primarily about forgiveness — making peace with others & yourself. Use this Step 8 A.A. worksheet to help make amends with your loved ones.
This worksheet provides a structured tool for individuals to outline their support system, coping strategies, and self-care activities. Take a moment to complete the worksheet and reflect on your recovery journey. #RecoveryWarrior #WellnessJourney #SupportSystem #recoverysupportworksheet
Sobriety refers to staying free from substances, while recovery involves a deeper, lifelong process of emotional, mental, and physical healing. Sobriety is an essential first step, but recovery focuses on long-term growth, transformation, and preventing relapse. True success comes from embracing both, as it’s not just about quitting substances but also evolving into a healthier, better version of oneself.
