Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Position of Neutrality: Releasing Shame and Embracing Ownership in Step 4 AA Letting Go of Shame A Therapist's Insight
Position of Neutrality: Releasing Shame and Embracing Ownership in Step 4 AA Letting Go of Shame A Therapist's Insight
Position of Neutrality: Releasing Shame and Embracing Ownership in Step 4 AA Letting Go of Shame A Therapist's Insight
Saturday 16th November 2024
Explore how to release shame and take ownership in Step 4 of AA with Wayne Giles' heartfelt guidance and therapeutic insights.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the importance of releasing shame in recovery.
- Practical steps to embrace ownership of past actions.
- Insights from the Big Book on dealing with guilt and regret.
- Wayne Giles' personal experiences with shame and recovery.
- Therapeutic advice on how to 'lay it down' and move forward.
It's not mine. I don't own it. We therapists say that all the time. Just lay it down. It's not yours.
Wayne Giles takes you on a journey through Step 4 of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the difficult but essential task of releasing shame and embracing ownership of one's actions. He tackles the common struggle many face - how to let go of shame, guilt, and regret. Drawing from the wisdom in the Big Book, Wayne shares personal reflections and therapeutic insights on how to finally 'lay it down'.
With relatable anecdotes and practical advice, he provides a roadmap for those grappling with their past. Wayne's approach is empathetic and supportive, making this episode a must-listen for anyone on the path to recovery. The discussion touches on how shame can linger for years, even when we intellectually understand that it shouldn't. Wayne's candid sharing of his own experiences brings a sense of authenticity and hope to the conversation.
If you're looking for guidance on how to move past shame and take control of your recovery journey, this episode offers valuable perspectives and actionable steps. Don't miss out on this heartfelt exploration of one of the most challenging steps in AA.