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In this concise instructional monologue, Dallas Bragg outlines a three‑element framework for methamphetamine recovery. He defines the elements as: (1) Direct Experience – the raw physiological and emotional sensations occurring in the body at any moment; (2) Awareness – the capacity to observe those sensations without judgment; and (3) the Story – the meaning or narrative a person assigns to the experience. Bragg explains that when a craving, trigger, or relapse arises, the individual first feels the direct experience, then can observe it with awareness, and finally choose an empowering or disempowering story. By consciously crafting empowering stories, the person takes agency over meaning, transforms their relationship to cravings and triggers, and strengthens recovery.

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