Finding new interests and hobbies is an essential part of staying sober and learning how to live a fulfilling life without alcohol or drugs.
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You won’t hear too many people say they enjoy public speaking, but sharing at AA meetings can bring about numerous benefits to those in recovery.
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Knowing how to deal with a toxic person in AA can ensure that their mood doesn’t affect your recovery progress.
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Although relapse is a common and normal part of recovery, there are ways to avoid multiple trips to rehab.
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If you or someone you know frequently experiences blackouts when drinking, here are some ways to prevent this from happening in the future.
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If your current sponsor doesn’t feel like the right fit, here is how to choose a new sponsor that will best complement your recovery efforts.
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Knowing what to look for in an AA sponsor is important to your recovery.
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Mental illness and addiction tend to go hand-in-hand. Here are the disorders that most often co-occur with alcohol abuse.
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As every person and their recovery journey is unique, it’s important to learn about the various types of AA meetings in order to choose the best one for you.
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When it comes to Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous, there are more similarities than differences, however, there are small variations to consider.
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