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Participating in A.A. Zoom meetings can be an important part of recovery, and this Meeting Guide will provide all the details you need to begin. By connecting with your local district, you’ll get important meeting details and find weekly gatherings that work with your schedule. The Central Office provides many resources to guide you through…
Introduction to OIAA2025 Prepare to join the OIAA2025 Online Convention, where members come together to discuss the budget and connect with others. Gwen M and Barry, who are leaders in the industry, will guide this meeting, which will have useful discussions and new ideas. In this article, we’ll highlight key moments and attendance tips, ensuring…
In a world where sexual and gender minority individuals encounter specific challenges, LGBTQ+ friendly alcohol support groups provide important social support for those dealing with substance use disorders. Traditional programs, like Alcoholics Anonymous and 12-Step programs, may not fully address the specific needs of these communities. Knowing why inclusivity matters, as shown in The PRIDE…
Introduction to CBT for Veterans Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is becoming an effective method for veterans dealing with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). With backing from the Department of Veteran Affairs and positive results from clinical trials, CBT provides group treatment methods designed to address the specific difficulties this community encounters. In this article, we will…
Struggling with substance use disorders, whether from alcohol problems or drug problems like cocaine dependence, can feel overwhelming. Evidence-based approaches in detoxification offer validated treatment services that effectively address these challenges. This article will explain the meaning, techniques, and results of these practices, showing how they can result in better recovery rates and healthier lives….
Introduction to Peer Support Peer support is very important in mental health recovery, helping people by sharing experiences. As Peer Support Specialists and Certified Family Support Partners, these committed volunteers provide essential advice and empathy. This article looks at certification standards, important policies from groups such as the National Association of Peer Supporters, and useful…
Recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) often involves needing evidence of meeting attendance. Whether you need attendance proof for personal records or to meet certain requirements, knowing how to get this documentation is important. This guide will show you how to get proof of attendance for A.A. meetings, including both traditional and online formats, making sure…
Knowing about OIAA (Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous) is important in our modern online world, where support networks grow on the internet. This organization broadens the access to Alcoholics Anonymous with a variety of online groups and welcomes everyone. OIAA is involved in projects like the Preschool Development Grant to support sobriety efforts across the…
Introduction to Second Chances Dance Event Looking for a way to revive your dance dreams? The Second Chances Dance Event at Sarasota Bayfront Community Center, hosted by April Glasco, offers an incredible opportunity for the dance community to come together. This event includes activities to encourage participation and build support. It also provides financial help…
Dealing with substance use disorder can be particularly hard for young adults. However, alcohol support groups for young people provide essential recovery services designed specifically for their needs. Based on the social ecological model, these programs support recovery by encouraging relationships among peers. This article looks at established organizations like Alcoholics Anonymous to show the…