Self Help Program
Do you have a desire to change? Has any area of your life become unmanageable? Are you currently addicted to any substance? Do you ever feel desperate? When you are consuming alcohol, do you experience black outs? Do you believe there is a better way to live? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, you might want to consider a self-help program. Most self- help programs are based on one very important necessity, someone’s desire to change. This change is usually accomplished through twelve basic steps known as the twelve steps of recovery which involves surrendering, healing, and supporting. Surrendering is the basis for the first three steps of a twelve step program. Step one states that one admits that they are powerless over their problem or addiction. The individual must first admit to themselves their is a problem. This step is the most important of all the steps because one can not begin to recover if they do not surrender to the fact that they have a problem. Step two states that one comes to believe in a power greater than themselves and believes this power can and will restore ones sanity. Since most addicts have little or no spirituality, this step is the beginning of relationship and fai
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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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