Contrary to popular belief, there is no single, prescribed time frame for working the 12 steps during recovery. Continue Reading

One of the best parts about Alcoholics Anonymous is the support you receive to recover. Continue Reading

You’ll be able to gather valuable literature, resources, tips and can even incorporate others into your recovery network. Continue Reading

"I was so nervous. This being my first Narcotics Anonymous meeting, all I could think about was how everyone would be staring a... Continue Reading

With the number of sober treatment programs that incorporate the 12-Steps, it’s logical to assume that under the right circumst... Continue Reading

Have you felt ashamed of AA due to the way others talk about it? Well, here are 7 reasons you shouldn't be. Continue Reading

If you have a family member or loved one who is struggling with alcoholism right now, then an Al-Anon meeting may be helpful fo... Continue Reading

What this step really asks of the member is much deeper and thorough than anyone may realize at the outset, but with a little d... Continue Reading

Non-traditional online AA meetings offer various benefits to those in recovery, but it's not for everyone. Continue Reading

Adult Children of Alcoholics aims to help adults recover from the emotional trauma or neglect they experienced as children rais... Continue Reading

After being sober for a while, attending meetings can seem tedious, boring and almost pointless. Here are 7 reminders on why yo... Continue Reading

The support that sponsorship brings can have a huge impact in the lives of those in recovery. These 8 tips can help you give ba... Continue Reading

12-step meetings were a part of my recovery process but not everyone's experience ends the same. Continue Reading

Step one relieves you of having to live up to societal expectations. Here are the top five benefits from practicing step one ev... Continue Reading

Presenting a more balanced point of view on the functions of AA. Continue Reading