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The worksheets that duplicate ideas in the Green Book Step Study are omitted. The worksheets can be accessed by clicking on the links below.
In Step Four in SAA, there are two major traditions of how to work the step. In our experience, those who started their addiction in their teens or later benefit from working Step Four using the traditional AA style. Those who have childhood abuse issues often benefit from working Step Four using the other set of worksheets.
| Step 7 | |
| 7A. | 7A - Humbly |
| 7B. | 7B - Asking |
| 7C. | 7C - Remove our Shortcomings |
| 7D. | 7D - Pride |
| 7E. | 7E - Greed |
| 7F. | 7F - Self Righteousness |
| 7G. | 7G - Rage |
| 7H. | 7H - Selfishness Disorder |
| 7I. | 7I - Sloth |
| 7J. | 7J - Gluttony |
| 7K. | 7K - Power |
| Step 9 | |
| 9A. | 9A - Making Amends |
| 9B. | 9B - Living Amends |
| 9C. | 9C - Amends to Surrogates |
| Step 10 | |
| 10A. | 10A - Continued to take inventory |
| 10B. | 10B - When we were wrong |
| 10B. | 10C - Promptly admitted it |
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