Today Julie talks with one of her favourite people, Amanda, on her experience as a survivor of gun violence and how the many stages of survivorhood can look and feel. Recovery can be had for us ALL.
Today Julie talks about her FAVOURITE tradition: three! She speaks about the importance of membership being ONLY self-identification and how inclusivity in recovery is so important.
Julie starts a series based on the Traditions of the 12 Step Program. They may sound boring, but they are full of gold. Take a listen and you won't be sorry.
Today Julie encourages anyone to try their hand at spreading the word of recovery through podcasting as well as discussing her new Joe and Charlie Big Book Workshop Workbook.
Julie chats about the revolutionary exercise of self-forgiveness and self-compassion as a sacred tool of recovery.
12 min
About 2 Sober Chicks
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We are moving https://shotglassofrecovery.podbean.com/ 2 Sober chicks who talk the talk because they've walked the walk... everything recovery, addictions, AA, 12 Steps, alcoholism, spiritual awakenings and more. Not representing any views but their own. No Ads, totally free.
Facts About Anonymity
It is the A.A. member’s responsibility, and not that of the media, to maintain our cherished Tradition of anonymity.
A.A. members may disclose their identity and speak as recovered alcoholics, giving radio, TV and online interviews, without violating the Traditions — so long as their A.A. membership is not revealed.
A.A. members may speak publicly as A.A. members only if their full names or faces are not revealed. They speak as individual members, but not for A.A. as a whole.