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Getting Started in Money Recovery: Healing the Traumas that Drive Money Dysfunction
With love, compassion, and humor, Nora Simpson guides spiritual seekers grappling with money dysfunction through three journeys of healing.
First, she delivers step-by-step instructions for getting the best guidance and warmest love from money recovery support groups, especially Debtors Anonymous.
Second, she draws clear, specific connections between traumatizing childhood experiences and self-sabotaging money behaviors in adulthood.
Third, she offers a trauma-informed approach to the first three steps of Debtors Anonymous—incorporating wisdom from Al-Anon, AA, ACOA, OA, contemporary trauma research, and cutting-edge behavior transformation programs across the world.
If you’re a newcomer in money recovery, grab this book and start reading. If you know even ONE other person in money recovery, read this book together out loud.
If you’re a sponsor in money recovery, take your sponsees through this book.
If you’re feeling stuck in money recovery, this book reveals secrets for getting unstuck in every keeping numbers, scheduling PRGs, making connections, trauma breakthroughs, abundance transformations, and more.
If you’re a therapist, coach, or helping professional, you’ll find tools to help your clients unlock procrastination, self-sabotage, avoidance, financial confusion, and childhood experiences haunting them into adulthood.
If you’re a believer in the human spirit, grab this book and read chapters 13 through 18 to learn about the most recent 90+ years of evolving progress in trauma healing, economic opportunity, joyful success, and juicy abundance in what appeared to be the most hopeless of situations.
First, she delivers step-by-step instructions for getting the best guidance and warmest love from money recovery support groups, especially Debtors Anonymous.
Second, she draws clear, specific connections between traumatizing childhood experiences and self-sabotaging money behaviors in adulthood.
Third, she offers a trauma-informed approach to the first three steps of Debtors Anonymous—incorporating wisdom from Al-Anon, AA, ACOA, OA, contemporary trauma research, and cutting-edge behavior transformation programs across the world.
If you’re a newcomer in money recovery, grab this book and start reading. If you know even ONE other person in money recovery, read this book together out loud.
If you’re a sponsor in money recovery, take your sponsees through this book.
If you’re feeling stuck in money recovery, this book reveals secrets for getting unstuck in every keeping numbers, scheduling PRGs, making connections, trauma breakthroughs, abundance transformations, and more.
If you’re a therapist, coach, or helping professional, you’ll find tools to help your clients unlock procrastination, self-sabotage, avoidance, financial confusion, and childhood experiences haunting them into adulthood.
If you’re a believer in the human spirit, grab this book and read chapters 13 through 18 to learn about the most recent 90+ years of evolving progress in trauma healing, economic opportunity, joyful success, and juicy abundance in what appeared to be the most hopeless of situations.
263 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 6, 2023
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October 7, 2024
Great DA Insights
Buy this book as soon as you can afford it in your DA journey. Debtors Anonymous really has helped me see miracles in my life. I was fortunate to have a truly insightful sponsor. The cool thing is that my sponsor blended insights from AA and Alanon into the DA 12 steps. That’s what Ms. Simpson does in this book.
Buy this book as soon as you can afford it in your DA journey. Debtors Anonymous really has helped me see miracles in my life. I was fortunate to have a truly insightful sponsor. The cool thing is that my sponsor blended insights from AA and Alanon into the DA 12 steps. That’s what Ms. Simpson does in this book.
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