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Ronald Chapman
By Ronald ChapmanHealth & Fitness
Ronald Chapman episodes
- Episode 5 Living the Amended LifeMaking amends isn't just about atonement for the wrongs committed against your loved ones; it's about redefining the nature of your relationship based on recovery. In this episode, Ron not only tells his own story, he also details how living the amended life transformed his relationship with his daughters.39 min
- Episode 4 Clearing the ChannelNathan discusses what it means to clear the channel of character defects, to be open to living an amended life, through progressive recovery.35 min
- Episode 2 Finding Hope and SurrenderJacob speaks with us about how struggle - and surrender - are both crucial not only to progressive recovery, but to finding the hope necessary to stay sober.35 min
- Episode 1 PowerlessnessWe open the series by speaking with Phil, who recounts his struggle with powerlessness over his addiction. But ultimately it's that powerlessness that is the cornerstone of his recovery.36 min
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- Bearing Witness- Opening A Way For The Prodigal AddictBearing Witness- Opening A Way For The Prodigal Addict by Ronald Chapman36 min
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- Episode 3 Truth-TellingJulia shares with us the painful truths that she had to confront about herself and her relationships before recovery from addiction could begin.37 min
About Ronald Chapman
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Ron Chapman believes there are no self-made men or women. “All I have and all I am came from people and circumstances for which I cannot claim credit. While I don't define myself much anymore as the…
product of any specific hardship, I have been drawn in ways I could not resist. Had I not been drawn, I could never have succeeded in the face of some daunting life challenges.” One of those key challenges was the battle with addiction, a battle that Ron has waged continuously for three decades of sobriety. During this time he has dedicated himself to helping others through their own Progressive Recovery.