Newcomers start here.
Am I powerless over alcohol?
A workshop on Step One so that you can answer that question for yourself.

The SoberQ Podcast originates in Melbourne. One or more 4-minute episodes are published every day. You can access the meeting at any time and listen to members share via the soberq.com website or you can subscribe via iTunes or your favourite podcast app.
The meeting is based on the set of recovery questions used by various AA beginners/steps/discussion groups around Victoria.
These are the new episodes posted over the last few days:

• Simon L - What are some personal examples of having no defence against the first drink?
• Penny W - What was the effect of taking Step Three?
• Andrew - How do we describe AA to someone who has never been to a meeting?
• Steve L - What message do we pass on to newcomers in AA?
• Erin M - How do we constructively review our day?
• Paul C - What was the effect of taking Step Three?
• Gerry B - What was our experience of the first 10 days sober?
• Mark S - How do we describe alcoholism to someone who is seeking help for their drinking problem?
• Cindy S - What did we discover about ourselves while sharing our inventory?
• Joel F - How did we choose our own conception of God?
• Megan S - How do we describe alcoholism to someone who is seeking help for their drinking problem?
• Janet M - What do we pray for in step seven?
• Jenny K - How do we constructively review our day?
• Garry S - What does it mean to be ‘entirely ready’ in Step Six?
• Wayne P - What do we pray for in step seven?
• Kevin H - How do I know I am an alcoholic?
• Phil - How do we constructively review our day?

The SoberQ Podcast originates in Melbourne. One or more 4-minute episodes are published every day. You can access the meeting at any time and listen to members share via the soberq.com website or you can subscribe via iTunes or your favourite podcast app.
The meeting is based on the set of recovery questions used by various AA beginners/steps/discussion groups around Victoria.
These are the new episodes posted over the last few days:

• Seamus C - What practical advice do we offer to a newcomer who is struggling to stop drinking?
• Brendan S - What does the AA program promise?
• Robbie L - When were we ready to start the housecleaning steps?
• Emma G - What does the AA program promise?
• Henry O - Has there been a revolutionary change in our way of living and thinking?
• Sonny - How did we become willing to make amends?
• Neil G - What are some personal examples of having no defence against the first drink?
• Kate G - How do we describe AA to someone who has never been to a meeting?

The SoberQ Podcast originates in Melbourne. One or more 4-minute episodes are published every day. You can access the meeting at any time and listen to members share via the soberq.com website or you can subscribe via iTunes or your favourite podcast app.
The meeting is based on the set of recovery questions used by various AA beginners/steps/discussion groups around Victoria.
These are the new episodes posted over the last few days:

• Drew P - What defects of character did we hesitate to give up?
• Pam F - Why do we need complete abstinence from alcohol?
• Jay - How do I know I am an alcoholic?
• Chrissie - When were we ready to start the housecleaning steps?
• Tiffany - How are resentments dangerous to our sobriety?
• Simone - How did our drinking affect other people?
• Rachel M - How is our drinking different from the average drinker?
• Noelene - How are resentments dangerous to our sobriety?
• Julian - What convinced us we were powerless over alcohol?
• Mary M - How did we become willing to make amends?
• Kati - What did we discover about ourselves while sharing our inventory?
• Deidrie - How do I know I am an alcoholic?
• Anthony E - What did we discover about ourselves while sharing our inventory?
• Deb - What practical advice do we offer to a newcomer who is struggling to stop drinking?
• Lisa L - How did our drinking affect other people?
• Lesley - Has there been a revolutionary change in our way of living and thinking?

The SoberQ Podcast originates in Melbourne. One or more 4-minute episodes are published every day. You can access the meeting at any time and listen to members share via the soberq.com website or you can subscribe via iTunes or your favourite podcast app.
The meeting is based on the set of recovery questions used by various AA beginners/steps/discussion groups around Victoria.
These are the new episodes posted over the last few days:

• Lisa S - How did we cope with the initial withdrawal from alcohol?
• MildBill - Why did we decide to stop drinking?
• Susan B - Which of our shortcomings have we seen removed?
• Taylor - How is our drinking different from the average drinker?
• Laura N - How do we turn our thoughts to someone we can help?
• Barry H - What are we deciding to do when we take step three?
• Gaye H - How did our drinking affect other people?
• Nichola S - What convinced us we were powerless over alcohol?
• Fred - How has an AA sponsor helped us?
• Connie C - How has an AA sponsor helped us?
• Brenda - What are we deciding to do when we take Step Three?
• David C - How are resentments dangerous to our sobriety?
• Fergus - How did we cope with the initial withdrawal from alcohol?
• Dave A - Has there been a revolutionary change in our way of living and thinking?
• Katherine C - Why do we need complete abstinence from alcohol?
• Guy - How do we turn our thoughts to someone we can help?

The SoberQ Podcast originates in Melbourne. One or more 4-minute episodes are published every day. You can access the meeting at any time and listen to members share via the soberq.com website or you can subscribe via iTunes or your favourite podcast app.
The meeting is based on the set of recovery questions used by various AA beginners/steps/discussion groups around Victoria.
These are the new episodes posted over the last few days:

• Dean - How do we watch for selfishness, dishonesty, resentment and fear?
• Steve T - Why do we need a Higher Power?
• Lindsay - Why is inventory necessary?
• Cam - What defects of character did we hesitate to give up?
• Jasmin - What message do we pass on to newcomers in AA?
• Carolyn W - How has an AA sponsor helped us?
• Frank O - Which of our shortcomings have we seen removed?
• Steph - Why do we need a Higher Power?
• Rachel R - How did we become willing to make amends?
• Barb M - What convinced us we were powerless over alcohol?
• Ollie D - How do we turn our thoughts to someone we can help?
• Jim B - Why do we need a Higher Power?
• Lauran - When were we ready to start the housecleaning steps?
• Trent - How did we become willing to make amends?
• George C - How is our drinking different from the average drinker?

A new podcast AA meeting has started in Melbourne. You can access the meeting at any time to listen to members share. The meeting is based on the set of recovery questions used by various AA beginners/steps/discussion groups around Victoria. The first few episodes posted are:

• Anna – How do I know I’m an alcoholic?
• Chris H – What are the joys of working with others?
• Jim – When did we find hope?
• T’Mara – What are the joys of working with others?
• Cath – Why is inventory necessary?
• Madison – Why is inventory necessary?
• Michael – When did we find hope?
• Derek – How do I know I’m an alcoholic?
• David – How do I know I’m an alcoholic?

You can visit the website here https://soberq.com

And you can subscribe to the podcast on your phone via iTunes or your favourite podcast app.  

This is the start of a new series of workshops covering all twelve steps. Join us each Sunday at 2pm over 8 weeks.

This is the start of a new series of workshops covering all twelve steps. Join us each Sunday at 2pm over 8 weeks.

This workshop is a simple and inspiring overview of the steps that become our daily program. It includes a practical exercise in meditation from AA literature. For newcomers it provides a vision of AA’s spiritual program before they launch into the steps themselves. And for older members, it’s a refresher on how to keep the program simple when carrying the message on to others.

Last of a three week series covering the Alcoholics Anonymous Three Legacies - Recovery, Unity and Service

This workshop is a simple and inspiring overview of the housecleaning steps. For newcomers it provides a vision of AA’s spiritual program before they launch into the steps themselves. And for older members, it’s a refresher on how to keep the program simple when carrying the message on to others.

Part of a three week series covering the Alcoholics Anonymous Three Legacies - Recovery, Unity and Service
The following week will be about The Twelve Concepts for World Service

For newcomers, this provides a simple overview of step Four before attempting it themselves. And for older members, it’s a refresher on how to keep the program simple when passing it on to others.

Part of a new series of three 90 minute workshops covering the Alcoholics Anonymous Three Legacies - Recovery, Unity and Service

• 28th July Recovery - The Twelve Steps
• 4th August Unity - The Twelve Traditions
• 11th August Service - The Twelve Concepts for World Service

What hope is there for a real alcoholic?

What is "the insanity of alcohol"? How have I experienced it?

The series presents an overview of all Twelve Steps of the Alcoholics Anonymous program. It’s a useful preparation for newcomers and an inspiration for those trying to help others through the steps.

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