Step 9 AA: Make Direct Amends
Step 9 in the AA program involves making direct amends to the people you have harmed. This step is integral to the recovery journey.
Soar Higher and Further Than Ever Before
Step 9 in the AA program involves making direct amends to the people you have harmed. This step is integral to the recovery journey.
Explore global-perspectives-addiction-recovery, uncovering diverse cultural approaches to treatment and healing for a deeper understanding of addiction worldwide.
Explore the psychology of addiction, uncovering genetic, environmental, and social factors that influence susceptibility to addiction.
The way we communicate impacts how we relate to others, resolve conflicts, and express needs. There are four main communication styles: passive, aggressive, passive-aggressive, and assertive. Assertive communication is the healthiest approach—it balances honesty and respect while ensuring your needs and boundaries are expressed clearly. Recognizing your own communication style and adapting to different situations…
I am the assistant house Manager here at Liberty, I’ve done a few
roles in my time here, starting at Peer Support, then to Med Manager, Case Manager,
and now assistant house manager.
Table of Contents Toggle Journey & Experience: Challenges & Growth:Successes & Goals:Advice for Others: Journey & Experience: Q: Can you share a bit about your recovery journey and what brought you to Liberty? A: I Started my recovery journey back in 2013 and went to rehab a couple time but didn’t take it seriously until 2015…
Discover the science behind addiction brain to understand how addiction changes brain chemistry and structure, revealing why it’s a complex disease, not a simple choice.
What are the 12 Principles of AA? The 12 principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and their role in fostering honesty, hope, courage, and recovery in addiction.
Read about one Alumni’s journey to recovery with Liberty Addiction Recovery Centers in Utah.
Embracing progress, rather than striving for perfection, frees you from the weight of unrealistic expectations. It allows you to live in the gray area and focus on long-term growth rather than short-term perfection. Don’t be too hard on yourself when you stumble or make mistakes.