Today's episode is a walkabout through Keep Walking park. How do we stay focused on self care and our recovery when our loved ones say things like "Don't try to convince me that you've changed." Or "Tell it to yourself as you walk out the door!" The key is to learn to walk in silence, not for others to see. Just keep walking.

# 211 You Changed, BUT Keep Walking!

The path From Addict to Disciple may be the path less traveled,  but it is the path that makes all the difference!  
 
David Hain is the founder of From A2D, has attained the designation of International  Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor,  and authored From Addict to  Disciple,  The Heart of an Addict, and From Ashes to  Destiny.  He equips people to work with addicts in prisons, rehabs, homeless shelters and communities in the US, Canada and Africa.   

These podcasts will focus on finding freedom from the emotional wounds which result in addiction.

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The path From Addict to Disciple may be the path less traveled, but it is the path that makes all the difference! David Hain is the founder of From A2D, has attained the designation of International Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and authored From Addict to Disciple, The Heart of an Addict, and From Ashes to Destiny. He equips people to work with addicts in prisons, rehabs, homeless shelters and communities in the US, Canada and Africa. These podcasts will focus on finding freedom from the emotional wounds which result in addiction.

The path From Addict to Disciple may be the path less traveled,&nbsp; but it is the path that makes all the difference!&nbsp; 
 
David Hain is the founder of From A2D, has attained the designation of International&nbsp; Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor,&nbsp; and authored From Addict to&nbsp; Disciple,&nbsp; The Heart of an Addict, and From Ashes to&nbsp; Destiny.&nbsp; He equips people to work with addicts in prisons, rehabs, homeless shelters and communities in the US, Canada and Africa.&nbsp; &nbsp;

These podcasts will focus on finding freedom from the emotional wounds which result in addiction.

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# 211 You Changed, BUT Keep Walking!

# 211 You Changed, BUT Keep Walking!