Which of the following is NOT a way in which people in recovery can educate themselves?

• A. Browsing the internet
• B. Speaking with health care professionals
• C. Attending workshops and support groups
• D. Skipping reading altogether

Answer: (D)

In recovery, learning comes from actively seeking information from credible sources, getting guidance from professionals, and learning from others’ experiences. Browsing the internet can broaden your knowledge if you check reputable sites and verify what you find. Speaking with health care professionals provides accurate, personalized information tailored to your situation. Attending workshops and support groups offers structured education and practical strategies learned from both experts and peers. Skipping reading altogether isn’t a way to educate yourself because it cuts you off from information necessary to make informed decisions about treatment, coping skills, and safety.