Tag: Relapse
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Why Addiction Can’t Be Solved In a Three-Dimensional World
Scientists have spent decades trying to prove a visual link for addiction in the brains of hopeless addicts, but to date, no neural footprint has ever been found.
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How To Sponsor A Chronic Relapser
It’s not about hiring and firing sponsees. “We cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses.” ~ Carl Jung. I had seven sponsors in total. Some were hard and militant in their approach, others gentle and loving. But my seventh sponsor was neither. He just said it like it was. …
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Relapse Prevention Strategies Simply Do Not Work For Chronic Relapsers
The colossal delusion of relapse prevention techniques.
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If You Constantly Chronically Relapse, You Are Indeed Truly Powerless
It Isn’t You That’s Deciding To Relapse. Question: which one of these addicts is truly powerless? A) Somebody that goes to any lengths to stay sober and clean yet still finds themselves relapsing? B) Somebody that goes to any lengths to use and act out in their addiction despite all the awful, painful consequences? A or…
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Why The Book Of Alcoholics Anonymous Is Probably The Most Powerful Spiritual Book Ever Written
A Gift To Humanity Not Just Addicts
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When I Finally Lost All Hope of Getting Clean That’s When My Recovery Started
What if you were the ‘real addict’ as mentioned in the book of Alcoholics Annonymous (the Big Book) and were, in fact, ‘truly powerless’ that there was nothing you or anybody could do about your relapsing? What would you do then? Would you still spend your time praying for another sober day? Writing daily gratitude…
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How One Simple Change When Reading The Book Of Alcoholics Anonymous Stopped My Relapses
One change that saved my life.
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Can’t Stop Relapsing? The Real Reason for Repeated Relapse (And It’s Hiding in Plain Sight)
What really ails the chronic relapser.
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How One Crazy Suggestion Finally Helped Me Stop Relapsing
Read this if you feel lost in recovery
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How Mainstream Recovery Nearly Killed Me!
Why the middle-of-the-road approach doesn’t work for the hopeless addict, but the ‘Big Book’ d
Darren James 