Joe McDonald

Position of Neutrality

Joe McDonald

  • Causes and conditions

Causes and conditions

Friday 15th July 2022

Joe McDonald explores the true causes of alcoholism, highlighting the importance of personal inventory and honesty in recovery.
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1 minute
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Position of Neutrality
Author:
Joe McDonald
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Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Digging Deep: Understanding the Roots of Alcoholism with Joe McDonald

Our liquor was but a symptom. So we had to get down to causes and conditions.
Ever wondered what really drives someone to drink? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald gets to the heart of alcoholism by examining its root causes and conditions. It's not just about the bottle; it's about what lies beneath. Joe discusses how alcohol is often a symptom of deeper issues, like emotional pain or unresolved trauma. He doesn't shy away from tough topics, shedding light on synthetic spirits and how they can mask these underlying problems.
To truly tackle alcoholism, Joe emphasizes the importance of taking a personal inventory, a crucial step in the AA program. He likens it to a commercial inventory, where you need to honestly assess what's working and what's not in your life. This episode is a candid and engaging discussion that encourages listeners to face their truths and make meaningful changes. It's a must-listen for anyone on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is.
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