Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a global “fellowship” of people who have in common personal experience of alcoholism and problem drinking and offer peer support to help members become and stay sober. All ...
I have a different take on 12-step programs than Mr. Kowalski (“Be smart about drug policy,” Our Readers’ Views, Oct. 4). In rare occasions a judge might sentence a DUI case to Alcoholics Anonymous.
The interrelated sets of practices, beliefs, and experiences of the 12-step approach to change have helped many service members to initiate and/or sustain recovery from alcohol use disorders. As April ...
Middle-aged adults are drinking more and dying at alarming rates from alcohol use disorder, but a faith-based cure from the 1930s still works.
Though being fifteen years into rock-solid recovery from opioid addiction, I have intimately experienced a wide variety of treatment modalities, many mandated at the time by the medical board and the ...
Recovery from drug addiction is often like a roller coaster ride. Sometimes you may feel like you’re totally on top of the situation, and the next thing you know, you’re falling back into your old ...
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