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Learn how Women for Sobriety (WFS) helps women recovering from addiction with a special, supportive community started by Jean Kirkpatrick. Unlike traditional programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, WFS focuses on building self-esteem and personal growth. This guide explains WFS principles, the advantages of membership, and helpful resources to support your success in sobriety. If you want…
Looking to connect with the A.A. message globally? Learn how to locate and join A.A. meetings online, including details from the World Service Meeting in New York. These online meetings offer an important global space for people to share their experiences with recovering from alcoholism. Whether you need support or want to help others, this…
Connecting with others in Alcoholics Anonymous is now simpler with the OIAA Meeting Directory. This resource, part of the Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous, helps virtual groups and gives members a voice in decision-making. The OIAA Directory includes features designed to improve access and connections, making it important for anyone looking to participate actively within…
Join the celebration this Recovery Month as New Mexico shines a light on mental health and substance use recovery! In 2023, events held throughout the state, backed by SAMHSA and Faces & Voices of Recovery, provide important health services and information about recovery. Find a clear summary of important events and highlights that raise awareness…
Recovering from alcohol use disorder (AUD) can be hard, especially for families and couples. Family therapy is important for improving how a family works together and assists members in starting changes that support recovery. In this article, we will discuss the advantages of couples and family counseling in AUD recovery, focusing on how it builds…
Struggling with alcohol? You’re not alone. Reddit’s r/stopdrinking group provides important help and advice for people working towards sobriety. Inspired by the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and the IWNDWYT (I Will Not Drink Today) motto, this lively group brings together people who want to take control of their lives. In this article, we will look…
Detox services are often the first important step in overcoming addiction, but accessing these resources is not always certain. Often people cannot get the help they need and must deal with problems by themselves. Using information from the NCBI website and its E-utilities, this article investigates different detox services, their success rates, and the results…
Struggling with addictive behaviors? SMART Recovery provides a way to help people take charge of their own actions. It relies on approaches that research confirms as effective, rooted in cognitive-behavioral therapy. SMART Recovery focuses on personal responsibility and making your own decisions, different from programs like Alcoholics Anonymous. In this guide, we’ll look at its…
Introduction to the Meeting Guide App Looking for a reliable way to connect with your Alcoholics Anonymous community? The Meeting Guide app, created by A.A. World Services, is a free app that gives important meeting details for A.A. members. In this full guide, we’ll show you how to download the app, use its features, and…
Having trouble locating the right online Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting for your recovery? You’re not alone. With many choices available, finding your way through AA meetings can feel confusing. This beginner’s guide will explain the 12-step program, show the benefits of online addiction support, and help you find what suits your needs best. Start your…