Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Position of Neutrality: Addressing Mental Health in Step 3 AA
Position of Neutrality: Addressing Mental Health in Step 3 AA
Position of Neutrality: Addressing Mental Health in Step 3 AA
Thursday 29th August 2024
Joe McDonald discusses mental health in Step 3 AA, sharing personal stories and insights from the Big Book. A must-listen for those on the recovery journey.
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Episode Overview
- Joe McDonald reads from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Discussion on the importance of mental health in Step 3 AA.
- Personal stories about reaching a breaking point and accepting help.
- Interactive segment engaging the audience on their own experiences.
- Emphasis on honesty as a key component in recovery.
I was broken enough to let something else operate through me. Some people call it getting struck sober.
In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality,' Joe McDonald dives deep into the mental health aspects of Step 3 in Alcoholics Anonymous. With a reading from the Big Book, Joe tackles the tough subjects of emotional and mental disorders and how they intersect with the journey to sobriety. He shares his own raw experiences, admitting that he had to reach a breaking point before he could accept help.
This episode is a mix of personal stories and broader reflections, making it relatable for anyone on the path to recovery. Joe's candidness about his struggles with mental health and addiction provides a powerful message: recovery is possible, even for those with severe emotional and mental challenges. You'll hear Joe discuss how honesty is a crucial component in overcoming these hurdles and why recognising your own issues is the first step toward healing.
The episode also includes an interactive segment where Joe engages with his audience, asking them to reflect on their own experiences with mental health and addiction. This episode is not just informative but also deeply supportive, offering hope and encouragement to those who need it most. If you're looking for a podcast that combines personal anecdotes with actionable advice, this one's for you.