Help for My Alcoholism

In the world of addiction and recovery, we often focus on the obvious demons: substance abuse, withdrawals, and cravings. But beneath these visible struggles lies a more insidious force that can derail even the most determined efforts at sobriety: the fear of success. The Paradox of Self-Sabotage At first glance,…

When individuals first embark on their journey to sobriety, many find themselves grappling with the concept of spirituality and a Higher Power. It's a notion that can spark resistance, especially for those who have long distanced themselves from faith or never embraced it to begin with. Yet, the role of…

When individuals first encounter the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, many are struck by the emphasis placed on the "Doctor's Opinion." This medical perspective, rooted in years of experience treating alcoholics, offers a profound understanding of the nature of addiction that continues to resonate today. Dr. William D. Silkworth's observations, shared…

When people first encounter the idea of getting sober in their 20s, many balk at the prospect. Those particular years, often seen as a time for exploration and pushing boundaries, can feel at odds with the discipline of sobriety. Yet, as someone who has sponsored numerous young people and witnessed…