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The document outlines the Fourth Step Inventory process in Alcoholics Anonymous, emphasizing its purpose in achieving emotional and physical sobriety. It details the importance of self-reflection to uncover personal character defects and harmful behaviors that hinder recovery. The document provides structured instructions for completing the inventory, including identifying resentments, fears, sexual conduct, and harms done to others. It encourages participants to work closely with a qualified sponsor and highlights the significance of honesty and thoroughness in this introspective journey.

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Begin by completing Column 1 for each section, listing names, institutions, or principles that have caused you resentment. Remember to fill from top to bottom.
Proceed to Column 2 and reflect on why you feel resentful towards each entry. Again, complete this column from top to bottom before moving on.
In Column 3, identify how your self-esteem or personal relations were affected by these resentments. Ensure you follow the same top-to-bottom approach.
Finally, in Column 4, look for your own mistakes related to these feelings. This is crucial for personal growth and should also be completed from top to bottom.

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What resources help with the Step 4 process?

The 4th-Step often gets bad press because many people experience some difficulty writing about their resentments, fears, and poor conduct. Sometimes we end up reliving an experience wed rather forget, but in sobriety, were only as sick as our secrets. Writing those things out is what helps us heal and move past them.

What is step 4 of the 12 steps?

How to Work Step 4: 5 Tips Just start. In truth, Step 4 is hard. Make a list of the ways fear or anger has taken over your actions. Write down the things youre ashamed of. Ask yourself how youve avoided taking personal responsibility. Think about the freedom youll feel when youre done.

Why is step 4 in AA so hard?

The Fourth Step of the 12-step program challenges you to make a searching and fearless moral inventory. Our AA Step 4 Worksheet can help you name the character defects you identify along with your positive qualities. Purpose Healing Center knows the value of the Alcoholics Anonymous process.

What is the 4th step in the 12-step program?

Seeking professional support can docHubly enhance the Step 4 experience. Therapists, counselors, and support groups provide a safe space to discuss and process the arising emotions. They offer guidance and encouragement, helping individuals navigate the complexities of their moral inventory.