12 STEP PROGRAM

• Admitting the problem of addiction and recognizing that life has become difficult.
• Cultivating a new belief or source of strength that can support positive change.
• Deciding to seek guidance and place personal will and life in the hands of a trusted higher power.
• Being honest with themselves and identifying their own errors, actions, and areas that need to change.
• Openly accepting past wrongs toward God, oneself, and another trusted person.
• Being willing to change unhealthy habits and personal weaknesses.
• Building strength and finding direction to address vulnerabilities and make better decisions.
• Identifying people who were hurt and becoming willing to accept responsibility and make amends.
• Apologizing to those involved, when appropriate, without causing further harm.
• Practicing ongoing self-reflection and taking responsibility for mistakes without blame, so they can be addressed promptly.
• Seeking inner guidance, strength, and clarity through prayer and meditation.
• Carrying these lessons forward by supporting others in recovery and applying them in daily life.