What is Step 10 in AA?
By this point in your recovery journey, you’ve done a lot of hard work in clearing out negativity from the past. You’ve admitted your life
November 28, 2020
By this point in your recovery journey, you’ve done a lot of hard work in clearing out negativity from the past. You’ve admitted your life
Congratulations: you’ve finished step eight and by now, you should have a list of names of people that you want to make amends to. Logically,
Reaching step eight of AA means that you’ve spent a great deal of time working on yourself, reflecting inwardly on your character flaws, admitting them
Steps four through six in AA have been working up to this point. In step four and five we explored and came to terms with
Step six in AA is incredibly freeing. In the last two steps, you made a searching and fearless moral inventory of yourself and admitted the
The infamously scary step number four is finally behind you. Step five in AA is next, and it builds on the exercise we completed in
By this point, you’ve already admitted and accepted that your life as an addict has become unmanageable, began a relationship with a higher power, and
In step two of AA, you were exploring your relationship with God or another higher power and beginning to wrap your mind around the idea
If you’re at all familiar with the 12 steps of AA, you probably know that they’re a very spiritual program. But what is step 2
We admitted we were powerless over alcohol and that our lives had become unmanageable. It can be scary and challenging to take the first step
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