Category: The Recovered Word

Transcending addiction and redefining recovery (Video)

Randolph Jason

Transcending addiction and redefining recovery Video by TEDx Why are some able to transcend their addiction while others are not? What do people really need to escape the shame of their addiction and achieve sustained recovery? Jacki’s talk focuses on answering these questions and demonstrates how resilience of the human spirit intersects with social contextual factors to set the stage for those struggling with addiction to choose a pathway to health.

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Lizz H. AA Speaker sharing her moving story 12-Step “Alcoholic Recovery” (Video)

Randolph Jason

Lizz H. AA Speaker sharing her moving story 12-Step “Alcoholic Recovery” Video GNN Note – If you want to talk – reach out info@gospelnewsnetwork.org Addiction treatment WORKS! The Twelve Step Model has been utilized as a treatment for alcohol abuse and alcoholism since 1935. It is extremely important to know that help IS out there and addiction recovery is possible. If you are battling alcoholism, drug addiction, addiction or any other form of addictive behavior, there are people who know EXACTLY what it is like! You can find out more…

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You’re Not Your Addiction (Video)

Randolph Jason

You’re Not Your Addiction Video There is a misconception surrounding the view of addiction. This view directly impacts someones thoughts when in recovery. This needs to change. It’s time to understand the truth about addiction, and make the change that is needed to recover. Imagine, if all you saw was negative consequence after negative consequence, what would you think about yourself? This is the perception of people that suffer from addiction, and there are 23 million people that have this perception. You buy into an identity that you are broken,…

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Our Bodies Heal | Recovery | Sobriety (Video)

Randolph Jason

Our Bodies Heal | Recovery | Sobriety Video by Daily Recovery So it is undisputed that things will get better after extended alcoholism or substance abuse. Specifically for alcohol, after you stop drinking, you will experience a lot of changes. Some may be subtle while others may jump right out at you. Everything from mental health to physical appearance can improve and many other things. Like most things, I advise that you talk to a doctor to get your liver functions checked and what not. These are all positive things…

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