Emotional Sobriety Workshop – Friendly Circle Beginners Berlin

Speaker: Allen B
Date: Feb 22, 2021

Meeting Recording: CLICK HERE

A Podcast Series Presented by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

Reckoning with Your Addict Self
Listen in as host William C. Moyers talks with psychologist and recovery author Allen Berger about the dynamics involved when the “addict self” takes charge as addiction takes hold and the importance of self-awareness in sustaining long-term recovery.

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A Podcast Series Presented by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

Achieving Emotional Sobriety

As anyone in recovery from alcohol or drug addiction can attest, life’s challenges don’t magically disappear once you get clean and sober. But you can learn to respond to life’s difficulties in healthier ways by developing emotional sobriety.
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What Men Would Tell You if They Weren’t Too Busy Watching TV

Are Men from Mars and Women from Venus? We don’t think so… What if the men in your life were able to tell you what was really going on with them? Listen to 14 episodes of What Men Would Tell You – a podcast with Allen Berger, PhD and Dan Griffen, author of Man Rules.

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Emotional Sobriety | Recovery Radio

These are difficult days. Managing our way through this crisis requires a commitment to what Dr. Allen Berger calls “emotional sobriety.” Dr. Berger is a clinical psychologist, author and lecturer and our guest on this episode. Content provided by Retreat Behavioral Health.
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THE TAKE 12 RECOVERY RADIO SHOW Topic: 12 Stupid Things That Mess Up Recovery.

To grow in recovery, we must grow up emotionally. This means getting honest with ourselves and facing up to the self-defeating thoughts and actions that put our sobriety at risk. Although there are as many ways to mess up recovery as there are alcoholics and addicts, some general themes exist. Join the Monty’man and cohosts as they look at the “12 Stupid Things That Mess Up Recovery” from the book of the same name by Dr. Allen Berger Ph.D.

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Motivational Interviewing: Activating the Healthy Self

As clinicians, we are concerned with how best to help someone who is at a stuck point in their lives. Motivational interviewing has helped clinicians maintain a therapeutic alliance as their patients struggle to find a healthier alternative to what they have been doing. Dr. Berger has developed an ancillary approach to motivational interviewing that helps a patient who is stuck or resistant to change activate a part of themselves that he refers to as the healthy self. Dr. Berger will teach clinicians how to draw out this part of a patient and how to activate the healthy self so it can become a joint contributor to a person’s emotional well-being. LISTEN NOW