Step Ten is not a one-off endeavor, but rather a daily practice. (nito/Shutterstock)
Up to this point, the Twelve Steps focused on teaching us the ...
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Addiction often tears families apart. “The Family Afterward” focuses on what happens when it’s time to start putting the pieces back together. (Robert...
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Step Nine helps to remove our distorted thinking by teaching us to look more objectively at the past and making amends for our wrongs. (Cbenjasuwan/Sh...
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“To Wives” was written for wives trying to support their alcoholic husbands in recovery. Truthfully, however, it applies to most family members. (Shme...
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Some of us think of ourselves as kings, and everybody else as pawns. The Eighth Promise teaches us to set this type of narcissism aside. (Gutzemberg/S...
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How long can we afford to wait before turning our thoughts and intentions into action? (Min Chiu/Shutterstock) In its fifth chapter (“How It Works”...
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Think of Step Eight as the opening break in a billiards game. If we hit it just right, many others will be affected. This step is about more than just...
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No matter what we’ve done in the past, we must move forward with one foot in front of the other. (connel/Shutterstock) One of the hardest things to...
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Growing up with a substance abusing parent can be very upsetting. Many adult children of alcoholics and addicts still struggle with these memories lat...
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Do you allow a loved one such as a child or spouse to act recklessly without consequence? Are there times at which you experience difficulty expressin...
