Make direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would hurt them or others.
Make a list of all the people you have harmed and become willing to make amends with them.
Decide to turn the scalpel over to God and put your life into His hands, humbly asking Him to remove any shortcomings.
Learn to turn the opposite directin from your addiction and agree with God. Romans 12:2
Learn to admit to God to ourselves and to another human the exact nature of our wrongs.
Learn to make a moral inventory and face the resentment and fear that we allow to control your life.
Learn to acknowledge your need for God's guidance and choose to surrender your life to God's care.
Learning to believe that God has the means and the desire to help you and then accepting it.
Learn to recognize the addictions we have and admit that we have a problem that we can not solve on our own. Psalm 139:23-24
Recognizing the six biblical steps from Ephesians 4:17-19 that trap us in the cycle of addiction, from the beginning of wrong thinking to the unending desire for more.