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Articles

Monthly Archive for: "February, 2010"
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By Alyssa Valentin
In Alcohol Abuse
Posted February 24, 2010

AA Meeting Etiquette

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 [...]

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By Alyssa Valentin
In Alcohol Abuse, Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania
Posted February 22, 2010

12 Steps of AA

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 [...]

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By Alyssa Valentin
In Articles
Posted February 20, 2010

Asking for Help is not Shameful

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 [...]

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By Alyssa Valentin
In Addiction Counseling, Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania
Posted February 20, 2010

Asking for Help With Addictions

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 [...]

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By Alyssa Valentin
In Alcohol Abuse, Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania
Posted February 20, 2010

The Many Types of AA Meetings

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 [...]

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By Alyssa Valentin
In Alcohol Abuse
Posted February 18, 2010

More Types of AA Meetings

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 [...]

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 Receiving Help for Addiction Advice
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By Alyssa Valentin
In Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania
Posted February 15, 2010

Receiving Help for Addiction Advice

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 [...]

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 A.A. Sponsorships
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By Alyssa Valentin
In Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania
Posted February 10, 2010

A.A. Sponsorships

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 [...]

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By Alyssa Valentin
In Addiction Counseling, Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania
Posted February 10, 2010

Tips for Successful Addiction Recovery

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 [...]

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 Typical Format of AA Meetings
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By Alyssa Valentin
In Alcohol Abuse
Posted February 10, 2010

Typical Format of AA Meetings

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 [...]

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