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FOURTH STEP INVENTORY. These Fourth Step worksheets use the wording from Alcoholics Anonymous (the Big Book) pages 63-71. Text in italics is quoted from the Big Book. When the word “optional” is used in the worksheets, it means that the Big Book suggests doing this but does not suggest writing anything down.
Download or print a free worksheet to guide you through the 4th step of the 12-step program. Learn how to conduct a moral inventory of yourself and your addiction with honesty and courage.
A PDF worksheet to help you work the fourth step of 12 step programs, which involves making a moral inventory of yourself. The worksheet includes questions to guide you in examining your life, behavior, emotions, and attitudes with honesty and responsibility.
These worksheets were compiled from existing and commonly used step four pdf and word docs found on the web. This template is not conference-approved.
4 paź 2013 · Fourth Step Inventory — Resentments: My Inventory "Putting out of our minds the wrongs others had done, we resolutely looked for our own mistakes. " (BB 67:2) Exact nature of my wrongs? How did my behavior contribute to the situation, causing the anger or perpetuating anger into resentment? Be specific. (BB 67:2)
The freedom from self is made impossible by holding on to fears and secrets we've harbored all our lives, the way of strength, paradoxically, is in becoming vulnerable. Here are some tips to help you with this moral inventory: Try and list resentments in groups, i.e.; Family, school, relationships, work, etc.
A guide to help you complete your Fourth Step in Alcoholics Anonymous, with four sections and corresponding worksheets. Learn how to list your resentments, fears, sex conduct and harm done to others, and why they affect your self-esteem, security, ambitions, relationships and sex.
