• Episode 113: Recommitting Ourselves to Step 1 of the Twelve Steps of Adult Children of Alcoholics

  • May 17 2024
  • Length: 27 mins
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Episode 113: Recommitting Ourselves to Step 1 of the Twelve Steps of Adult Children of Alcoholics

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  • The last time I discussed the first of Adult Children of Alcholics and Dysfunctional Families World Services' 12 Steps was December 2022.

    To recommit myself to the steps, I wanted to go through the first step, discuss it, and to see what we've learned since 2022.

    No matter if you're new to the 12 Steps or a veteran, there's a lot to learn in taking time to reflect on your past and to compare that period with where you are now in the present.

    I invite you to join me on recommitting to the 12 Steps.

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