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Core Attitudes of the Residential Drug Abuse Program

February 4, 2016

To succeed through the Residential Drug Abuse Program it is essential to understance and embrace the core attitudes. For some quick learning, I post the attitudes below. If you would like a copy of our free updated course on RDAP, simply text the word SOCRATES to 44222.

  • HONESTY: Is the foundation of change. Being truthful. Areas that you refuse to be honest in will likely result in your future relapse.
  • HUMILITY: Knowing that you do not rule the world. Being humble and not self-centered. Humility helps you understand that your actions are based on what is right and wrong, not what you can and cannot get away with.
  • OBJECTIVITY: Not being biased or taking sides. You will learn to focus on others and not just yourself, learning to be unselfish.
  • GRATITUDE: Grateful for the opportunity to change. Learn to be grateful for the opportunity to change and toward the people who are willing to help you.
  • CARING: Support for those around me. Caring helps provide support for yourself and those around you.
  • RESPONSIBILITY: Being responsible for your own actions. The ability to focus on your contribution to a problem rather than looking for someone or something else to blame.
  • OPEN-MINDEDNESS: Willing to try something new: Accepting feedback about your behavior and different way of doing things. Being open to trying new ways.
  • WILLINGNESS: Daily effort. Willing to go to any lengths for your recovery.

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