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Step 3 AA Making a Decision

Hazelden Classic Step Pamphlets

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Pages
32
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
Hazelden Publishing

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The author helps us to identify the eight most common blocks to Step Three and he provides strategies to overcome them. The pamphlet features 23 open and close-ended questions to help us determine where we have blocks in our lives. We learn the value of honest feedback and the openness to take direction from our sponsors, peers, family, and clinician.

The author helps us to identify the eight most common blocks to Step Three and he provides strategies to overcome them. The pamphlet features 23 open and close-ended questions to help us determine where we have blocks in our lives. We learn the value of honest feedback and the openness to take direction from our sponsors, peers, family, and clinician.

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