The Stages of Alcoholism: From Social to Severe
When someone needs to drink in order to feel well, they are in the beginning stages of alcoholism.
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6 Ways to Prevent Alcohol Rehab from Becoming a Revolving Door
Although relapse is a common and normal part of recovery, there are ways to avoid multiple trips to rehab.
Continue readingCan I Be a Casual Member of AA?
If you don’t feel that you can fully commit to AA, but would rather be a casual member, this may hurt your recovery efforts.
Continue readingTop 10 Questions About Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is a supportive program that has helped millions of people stop drinking and remain sober.
Continue readingStep 12 of AA: Carry and Practice the AA Principles
You can carry the message of AA to other addicts by becoming a sponsor, continuing to attend meetings, or by taking part in service work.
Continue readingYour Key to Alcohol Addiction Recovery: 15 Tips on Avoiding Triggers
You can be successful in alcohol addiction recovery; just follow these 15 tips on avoiding triggers.
Continue readingStep 11 of AA: Deepening Your Spiritual Connection
Developing a spiritual practice will help you make progress in your recovery goals.
Continue readingAlcohol Rehab: Your First Step to Recovery
Alcohol rehabs are for the treatment of alcohol addiction. Alcohol rehabs can last from a few weeks to a few months and are usually started off with an alcohol detox. Alcohol rehabs are perfect for someone with an alcohol addiction because it gives them a chance to get away and clear their head. Alcohol rehab is a safe haven away from the risks and temptations of what would make recovering a struggle.
Continue readingStep 8 of AA: Make a List of Those You’ve Harmed
Making amends helps recovering alcoholics overcome denial and move forward in the 12 step process.
Continue readingStep 9 of AA: Make Amends With Those You’ve Harmed
Making amends with those you’ve harmed usually requires much more than an apology.
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