2 Sober Chicks

Julie talks today about Thomas Merton, the prayer that changed her life and how we can become more open and "tolerant" of people and our world as we spend time in prayer.

Julie talks today about how to relieve obsession.

Just Lisa rambling over 5 mins

Shotglass of Recovery w Lisa - Why the F wasn't Zig Ziggler a rock star? by 2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie

Julie talks about 22 things her friend with 22 years of sobriety has learned along the way, as well as how ritual helps us let go.

Julie talks today about her own anxiety and how recovery has helped her address her mental health holistically. She also plugs her upcoming 12 step retreat for women.

Julie talks about how the program of AA helps us to overcome resentments and how to pray for people we don't like (ewwwwwwww!)

Julie reads the first story from PART II of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous about a man who entered the rooms of AA at only 18 years old.

Julie talks today about our own personal Covid's and how serenity is priority number one; it's a Higher Power issue, not an outside issue.

Julie discusses what the program has taught her regarding how to walk through abandonment and/or rejection in relationships.

Lisa's Last Shotglass by 2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie

Julie reads a reflection for December 31st and talks about something neat to do to ring in the New Year.

Julie reads a story from the Big Book and interjects little quips along the way.

Julie talks today about the link between meditation and recovery, or mental health.

Julie talks about several strategies to survive the holidays with crazy families when we are in recovery.

The Better Times and Other Stuff by 2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie

Lisa & Julie together again....sorta...like, not in the same room...together...y'know, Covid and all that jazz. You get the drift. Just listen.

Dr Harry M. Tiebouts collection of 4 papers were published in the 1953 quarterly journal of studies on alchohol. They would later be re-printed by the Hazeldon Foundation in 1990. Dr Tiebout was one of the first psychiatrists to describe alcoholism as a disease rather than a moral failing. The papers are a great starting point to any discussion on willingness, surrender, psychic change. That is what we bring you today...

Dr. Harry M. Tiebouts collection of 4 papers were published in the 1953 quarterly journal of studies on alchohol. They would later be re-printed by the Hazeldon Foundation in 1990. Dr Tiebout was one of the first psychiatrists to describe alcoholism as a disease rather than a moral failing. The papers are a great starting point to any discussion on willingness, surrender, psychic change. That is what we bring you today...

Shotglass of Recovery - ALL KINDS OF 12 STEPS!!! by 2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie