Back to Basics

Back to Basics

Recovery Radio Network

Fr. Joe M.

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51:1815 Jan 2010

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Rediscovering Recovery: Back to Basics with Fr. Joe M.

Episode Overview

  • Humour can be a sign of healing in recovery.
  • Understanding the history and principles of AA is crucial.
  • Mutual support plays a key role in maintaining sobriety.
  • Helping others can transform your own recovery journey.
  • Staying grounded in basic recovery principles is essential.
An infallible sign of getting well is a return of a sense of humour

In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Fr. Joe M. takes the stage to remind us about the importance of 'getting back to basics' in recovery. With his unique blend of humour and heartfelt wisdom, Fr. Joe M. discusses how the return of a sense of humour is often a sign of healing for those battling addiction. He shares amusing yet poignant anecdotes about alcoholics, illustrating how laughter can transform tragic experiences into moments of grace and recovery. Fr.

Joe M. emphasises the significance of understanding the history and principles behind recovery movements like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and how these fundamentals can help individuals reclaim their lives from addiction. He delves into the stories of key figures in AA's history, such as Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, highlighting their contributions and struggles. Through his narrative, Fr. Joe M. underscores the power of mutual support and the transformative impact of helping others in their journey to sobriety.

The episode is rich with personal reflections and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone involved in or supporting someone through recovery. Whether you're new to the twelve-step programme or a seasoned participant, this episode offers valuable insights and a fresh perspective on staying grounded in the basics of recovery. Tune in to laugh, learn, and find inspiration in the timeless wisdom shared by Fr. Joe M.

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