PosCom Talks: Prevention Science (FRFAA)

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Adam shares his personal story of overcoming addiction and finding recovery through Narcotics Anonymous. Adam takes us through his early years filled with trauma, substance abuse, and the struggles of growing up in a challenging environment. Despite numerous setbacks, including multiple relapses and encounters with the law, Adam's journey is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
He offers a candid look at his experiences in recovery programs and the transformative power of Narcotics Anonymous. With a clean date of August 2, 2018, Adam emphasizes the importance of community, the steps he took to maintain sobriety, and the profound impact of recovery on his life and relationships.
This episode is a moving reminder that recovery is possible and that no matter how difficult the path, there is hope and support available for those willing to seek it. Join us to hear Adam's inspiring story of redemption and the lessons he has learned along the way.
Narcotics Anonymous has no affiliation with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science podcast or FRFAA. However, the message shared by Adam P. is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs and find a new way to live.

Bob & Karen Series: Redemption of Dutch

Join Dutch as he recounts his riveting journey from addiction to recovery. Dutch opens up about the struggles he faced, the mistakes he made, and the transformative power of the Narcotics Anonymous program. From his early days battling addiction and incarceration to finding hope and purpose through service and sponsorship, Dutch's story is a testament to the resilience and the human spirit. Discover how he turned his life around and continues to inspire others on the path to recovery.
Narcotics Anonymous has no affiliation with the PosCom Talks podcast and FRFAA. However, the message shared by Dutch is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs and find a new way to live.

Bob & Karen Series: Sydney talks Narcotics Anonymous

Sydney shares about the challenges and triumphs faced by the pioneers who laid the foundation for NA in California and across the United States.
Explore the significant milestones, from the inception of NA meetings in California to the establishment of the first World Convention and the development of crucial literature that shaped the fellowship. Learn about the dedication and passion of individuals who worked tirelessly to ensure the survival and growth of NA, often using their resources and homes to support newcomers in recovery.
This episode also touches on the spiritual principles of forgiveness and living by the traditions that have guided NA through its journey. A heartfelt tribute is paid to the visionaries and dedicated members who have contributed to the fellowship's success.
Don't miss this compelling narrative that highlights the resilience, commitment, and unity of the NA community, offering hope and inspiration to addicts seeking recovery.
Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science podcast. However, the message shared by Sydney is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs, and find a new way to live.

Ron C. Reflects on the Seventh Step

Ron C. shares his powerful and emotional journey through the seventh step of Narcotics Anonymous. Ron reflects on the pain and struggles he faced during the sixth step and how he discovered the importance of humility, hope, and asking for help.
He discusses the significance of humility in seeking change, the challenges of dealing with false pride, and the transformative power of surrendering to a higher power.
Whether you're in recovery or seeking motivation for personal growth, Ron's experience, strength, and hope will resonate deeply and offer valuable insights into the journey of transformation.
Narcotics Anonymous has no affiliation with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science Podcast. However, the message shared by Ron C. is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs and find a new way to live.

Finding Freedom: Adam's Journey to Recovery

Adam shares his transformative journey through addiction and recovery. He reflects on his struggles, the misconceptions of freedom he once held, and the pivotal moments that led him to Narcotics Anonymous. Adam recounts his early experiences, the loss of family members to addiction, and his own battles with substance abuse, emphasizing the importance of humility and the steps he took to embrace recovery.
Adam highlights the significance of community support, spiritual growth, and the practical aspects of recovery that have granted him true freedom. From the simple act of feeding birds to founding a home group during the pandemic, Adam's story is a testament to the power of resilience, faith, and the ongoing journey towards a fulfilling, life in recovery.
The spiritual freedom he has found in Narcotics Anonymous by working the steps is a powerful reminder that recovery is a continuous process, offering hope and inspiration to those on their own journey.
Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science Podcast. However, the message shared by Adam P.  is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs and find a new way to live.

Paulette J. on Step 6: Unpacking the Burdens

Paulette practices the power in surrender and the importance of self-awareness. Her continuous process of self-improvement is Steps 6 and 7 in action.
Paulette's candid recounting of her life's struggles and triumphs offers a relatable and motivational message for anyone on the path of spiritual awakening. She unpacks her emotional baggage, revealing the lessons she has learned along the way and reminding us all that no matter how heavy our burdens may seem, we have the power to set them down and move forward with faith and determination.
Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science Podcast. However, the message shared by Paulette is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs and find a new way to live.

Donnell H. from Baltimore, MD: Triangle of Self-Obsession

Donnell H. opens up about his struggles with addiction and the transformative power of recovery. Honoring those who came before him and the importance of sponsorship, he shares his journey from the depths of despair to finding faith and courage. He emphasizes the importance of community and the belief in a higher power. He shares powerful insights about overcoming fear, embracing change, and the continuous journey of self-improvement and healing.
Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science Podcast. However, the message shared by Donnell H. is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs, and find a new way to live.

The Power of Self-Support and Recovery

Professor P. shares his profound journey of addiction and recovery, expressing deep gratitude and love for the Narcotics Anonymous community. He reflects on the importance of self-support and the guiding principles that have helped him maintain his recovery.

Understanding the Disease Concept of Addiction

Professor P. dives into the intricate disease concept of alcoholism and addiction, stemming from Jelinek's groundbreaking work in the 1960s. Explore the physiological and psychological aspects of addiction and the harsh realities faced by both addicts and their families.
This episode sheds light on the challenges of recovery, the phenomena of craving versus obsession, and the importance of family support. As Professor P. shares personal insights and expert knowledge, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of addiction as a chronic, progressive disease and the journey toward recovery.
Tune in for an enlightening discussion that aims to foster empathy, awareness, and hope for those affected by addiction.

Bob & Karen Series: Jimmy K. (1982) H&I Dance

Jimmy K. speaking about service and more. Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated with the PosCom Talks Prevention Science podcast. However, the message shared is evidence that any addict can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use drugs and find a new way to live.