Alcoholics Anonymous Doesn’t Work for Most People— Here’s What Does скачать в хорошем качестве

Alcoholics Anonymous Doesn’t Work for Most People— Here’s What Does

If you’ve tried AA or other 12-step programs and still can’t stay sober, this video explains why that happens — and why it may have nothing to do with willpower, honesty, or “not working the program hard enough.” Addiction is not a moral failure. It’s not a discipline problem. And it’s not because you don’t want recovery badly enough. For many people, addiction is driven by a nervous system stuck in survival mode. When the body feels unsafe, insight collapses, self-control shuts down, and cravings take over — no matter how committed you are to sobriety. Learn why 12-step programs are a top-down approach that often fail people in early recovery and why addiction requires a body-based treatment approach. Most importantly, learn 5 tools that can help you or a loved one recover from any addiction. As mentioned in the video, here are additional resources to help you build a relapse prevention toolkit: ✨ Somatic Yoga for Recovery:    • 30-Minute Somatic Yin Yoga to Relax your N...   ✨ 5 Somatic Exercises to Calm Your Nervous System:    • 5 Somatic Exercises to Regulate Your Nervo...   ✨ Breathwork for Recovery:    • Yoga Breathwork for Recovery | 3 Easy Brea...   ✨ Stop Drinking Hypnosis and Guided Meditation:    • Stop Drinking Hypnosis | Powerful Guided M...   💚I have so much love for anyone walking the path of addiction, and encourage you to subscribe to my channel for additional somatic healing resources.