Raise your hand if you have a hard time asking for help. I believe that for alcoholics, asking for help is even harder than for most people.I’ve always struggled with delegating versus rolling up my sleeves and doing things myself.One thing I wish I would have asked for sooner was finding a sponsor who truly knew what the healing program of Alcoholics Anonymous was.I dreaded the whole interview process—putting all that time and effort into finding the right person, getting to know them, getting into a routine of seeing them on a regular basis—only to have it not work out in the end, only to find out they are not as healthy as they first appeared to be.But I guess that’s what building your support team is all about, right?<h2 style="text-align: start" id="ebf992cf-8d99-4118-8b02-584a061f72ee" data-toc-id="ebf992cf-8d99-4118-8b02-584a061f72ee"> Do you have help guiding your way through the 12-step program, or do you do it yourself? If you would like assistance, please click&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://portal.owlpractice.ca/iwtscanada/booking">here</a>.</h2>

Asking for help for alcoholics can be challenging, especially during the 12-step program. Building a support team can help navigate the process and ensure the right person is chosen.

The one thing I wish I had done sooner

Do you have help guiding your way through the 12-step program, or do you do it yourself? If you would like assistance, please click here.

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The one thing I wish I had done sooner

The one thing I wish I had done sooner

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