The expected etiquette during all meetings is for members to remain silent until the speaker has finished. Every so often, the meeting “goes around the room” and all attendees have [...]
Here are the steps most take through AA, which are suggested as a program of recovery: 1. We admitted we were powerless over alcohol – that our lives had become unmanageable. 2. Came to [...]
When you admit to yourself that you have an alcohol and/or drug problem, that’s the first step. And it is a big one, make no mistake. But just telling yourself you know something isn’t going to [...]
Asking for help with a drug addiction can be one of the hardest things a human being can do. Sounds strange, doesn’t it? Well, many people think of asking for help as a sign of weakness or [...]
The following represents some of the different Alcoholics Anonymous meetings that are available: Open Meetings: These meetings are open to anyone: to non-alcoholics, alcoholics, and to anyone [...]
No two Alcoholics Anonymous groups are exactly the same. In fact, there is a great degree of diversity among groups due to the unique features of the people who make up the specific group. The [...]
Here is some advice if you are seeking a way to recover from your addiction: ■ Be prepared to have to fight the addiction. At some point you will feel tempted to return to the addictive habits. A [...]
Each member of Alcoholics Anonymous is a potential sponsor of a new member and should clearly recognize the obligations and duties of such responsibility. The acceptance of an opportunity to take [...]
The following represent a series of tips and things to consider before, during after an individual has engaged in a potential drug rehab program. •Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Many [...]
Meetings are one of the essential components of Alcoholics Anonymous. A chairperson, who is typically a member of the group, will open the meeting (call the meeting to order) and follow the [...]