My Benefits and Responsibilites of Being in Recovery – Worksheet
Use this worksheet to list the benefits you are receiving or plan to receive as a result of being in recovery. Use it to list your responsibilities of being in Recovery.
Use this worksheet to list the benefits you are receiving or plan to receive as a result of being in recovery. Use it to list your responsibilities of being in Recovery.
This worksheet will assist you in recognizing,setting and achieving your goals.
note: Members can discuss this workshop in the Message Boards HERE
Jan Coates is our guest speaker this evening. She is the author of
Set Free: God’s Healing Power for Abuse Survivors and Those Who Love Them
After she is finished speaking we will open the floor up to questions from the audience. Enjoy!
SETFREE:
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Andy-host> It is my Honour to introduce Martin Author of
Andy-host> The Gospel and the 12 Steps
Andy-host> and
Andy-host> From Ashes into Gold
[Andy-moderator]WELCOME Everyone to our workshop! Kathryn E. Williamson
is our guest speaker. She is the author of Radical Breakthroughs to Overcome Addictions
note: Members can discuss this workshop in the Message Boards HERE
note: Members can discuss this workshop in the Message Boards HERE
Obie-host> Our guest speaker tonight is Shelley Lubbin. She will share
with us Super Strategies that God taught her to overcome sex addiction
and homosexuality
note: Members can discuss this workshop in the Message Boards HERE
Tonight our guest speaker is Glen Kirby. He is the author of the wonderful Biblical resource and workbook for Christian recovery “The Power of Brokenness: The Language of Recovery”.
note: Members can discuss this workshop in the Message Boards HERE
Obie-host Welcome to the 12 Steps to a Closer Walk with God Workshop!
Tonight our guest speaker is Don Umphrey who is a noted author.
Two of his works include: 12 Steps to a Closer Walk with God
and the accompanying workbook 12 Steps to a Closer Walk with God – Workbook
We also have a forum in the CIR Message Boards where you can further discuss various points brought up in this evening’s workshop.
1 ) Stay away from that first drink, taking the 1st step daily.
2 ) Attend recovery meetings regularly and get involved.
3 ) Progress is made ONE DAY AT A TIME.
4 ) Use the 24 Hour plan.
5 ) Remember, your disease is incurable, progressive and fatal.
6 ) Do first things first.
7 ) Don’t become too tired.
8 ) Eat at regular hours.
9 ) Use the telephone. (not just after the fact but during too.).
10) Be active – don’t just sit around. Idle time will kill you.
11) Use the Serenity Prayer.
12) Change old routines and patterns.
13) Don’t become too hungry.
14) Avoid loneliness.
15) Practice control of your anger.
16) Air your resentments.
1) Formulate and stamp indelibly on your mind a mental picture of yourself as succeeding. Hold this picture tenaciously. Never permit it to fade. Your mind will seek to develop this picture. Never think of yourself as failing; never doubt the reality of the mental image. That is most dangerous, for the mind always tries to complete what it pictures. So always picture “success” no matter how badly things seem to be going at the moment.
2) Whenever a negative thought concerning your personal powers come to mind, deliberately voice a positive thought to cancel it out.