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Working it Through: A Closer Look at The 12 Steps of AA – Part 2 of 2
If you are new to 12 Step programs or are coming back to the program, this two part series takes a closer look at the 12 steps of AA.
Working it Through: A Closer Look at The 12 Steps of AA – Part 1 of 2
A closer look at the 12 steps of AA, breaking things down and showing you how it can support you to live a clean and sober life.
Relapsing after Long Term Sobriety - Coping with Embarrassment and Shame
Relapse after long term sobriety: embarrassment is normal but shame and embarrassment can kill you if they keep you from getting the help you need. Learn what to do after relapse, no matter how many years of sobriety you have behind you.
The 12 Steps without God or Alcohol: Key Concepts to Improve Any Life
The 12 Steps of AA provide opportunities for healing, self discovery, and spiritual growth... even for individuals who never experienced addiction.
The Pros and Cons of Different Addiction Treatment Options
This article outlines the different treatment options for alcoholism and drug addiction. It explains what each treatment is like and gives some of the pros and cons of each type of treatment.
Dangerous Anniversaries: Avoiding Recovery Pitfalls at 30 Days and 3, 6, 9 and 12 Months
Recovery milestones like the first 30, 90 or 365 days can increase your relapse risks. Learn about the specific dangers and pitfalls at each stage and get prepared to avoid them
How AA Works – Identifying the Individual Mechanisms That Help People Maintain Abstinence
OK – so we know that AA helps people stay sober…but how and why does it help? Well, some of the ways people benefit from AA include: by changing their social networks, by experiencing less depression, by increasing self-confidence and others.
The Value of 12 Step Facilitation in Drug Rehab
While some people disparage AA/NA as unscientific or even cult-like, there’s actually quite a lot of research that demonstrates its effectiveness. Read on to learn more about how and why AA and NA work.
Pink Clouds & Other Pitfalls in Recovery
Early recovery is an emotional rollercoaster. We want to celebrate, recruit others to join our new fantastic way of life, make up for lost time and take on way too much all at once! With patience and prioritizing you can enjoy all the good without falling back into the bad.
What Happens at an Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous Meeting?
This article describes what to expect when you go to your first AA/NA meeting. Many alcoholics and addicts hear a lot of rumors about what happens at meetings. Some people are afraid to go to their first meeting because they don't know what to expect. This article clears up all the rumors and will let you know exactly what to expect.
Best AL Anon Quotes – Find Out if Al Anon Makes Sense for You
Do you worry about a loved-one’s drinking? Are you curious about AL Anon but not sure if it’s a good fit for you? Read on to learn a bit more about the benefits of Al Anon family meetings and find a selection of quotes that really encapsulate the wisdom of this 12 step program.
AA Resource List – Everything You Need to Know about Getting Started with the 12 Steps
New to AA? Start here – a list of 9 quick-read articles answering all your important questions on getting started with the 12 steps.
Volunteering in Recovery – Strengthen Your Sobriety by Helping Others
Volunteering in recovery: Help others find recovery as you increase your own chances for lasting sobriety! Here are some ideas for getting started.