Learning Objectives
In this course we will explore how contemplative prayer and meditation can help to recognize and begin to heal from addictive desires and patterns and the underlying wounds that drive them.
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Cultivate a holistic approach to 12-step recovery supported by contemplative prayer and meditation
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Use contemplative practices to develop more wise and skillful means for responding to addictive triggers
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Develop more intimate and trusting relationships with “the God of your understanding” and with others
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Set goals and intentions for developing daily practices that support a life-long program of spiritual recovery
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Instructor
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Course curriculum
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01
Day 1: Experience, Strength, & Hope
Show details- Day One - Experience, Strength, and Hope
- Day 1 Survey Question
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Day 2: First Things First
Show details- Day Two - First Thing's First
- Day 2 Survey Question
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Day 3: Let Go and Let God
Show details- Day Three - Let Go and Let God
- Day 3 Survey Question
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Day 4: HALT = Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired
Show details- Day Four - H.A.L.T.
- Day 4 Survey Question
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Day 5: Pain is Inevitable; Suffering is Optional
Show details- Day Five - Pain Is Inevitable; Suffering Is Optional
- Day 5 Survey Question
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Day 6: Resentment is Poison; Forgiveness is Healing
Show details- Day Six - Resentment Is Poison; Forgiveness Is Healing
- Day 6 Survey Question
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Day 7: Principles Over Personalities
Show details- Day Seven - Principles Over Personalities
- Day 7 Survey Question
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Day 8: Progress Not Perfection
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- Day 8 Survey Question
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Day 9: One Day at a Time
Show details- Day Nine - One Day At A Time
- Day 9 Survey Question
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Day 10: Give It Away
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- Day 10 Survey Question