• Q&A - What are some barriers to working Step 4 and how do I overcome them?

  • Aug 27 2024
  • Length: 25 mins
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Q&A - What are some barriers to working Step 4 and how do I overcome them?

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    In this episode, hosts Tara McCausland and Justin B. discuss the challenges and significance of Step Four in the recovery process. The hosts elaborate on the fears and barriers associated with Step Four, emphasizing the need for trust in God, honesty, time, and support from sponsors and group members. They address the added complexities for betrayed partners dealing with acute trauma and discuss the need for individuals and groups to acknowledge the trauma and provide space and time for partners to achieve adequate safety and stability before proceeding with step 4 work. The episode concludes with insights on embracing pain as a necessary step towards progress and healing.

    00:00 Introduction and Conference Announcement Click here to learn more about our conference sponsor, Circles of Grace.
    01:49 Understanding Step Four
    05:05 Personal Experiences with Step Four
    08:52 Support Systems in Step Four
    12:45 Addressing Betrayed Partners
    20:05 The Role of Pain in Recovery
    22:26 Encouragement and Final Thoughts

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