Recovery support groups provide tangible benefits, but are 12-step groups and A.A. the only way? No! There are many othe ...

Recovery support groups provide tangible benefits, but are 12-step groups and A.A. the only way? No! There are many othe ...
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Many 12-step recovery programs imbed spirituality within its constructs, but how important is spirituality or religion i ...
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A discussion of the transformation that occurs when you apply Twelve Step Programs honestly to your life. More on how ef ...
How can a phone app help you in recovery? We talk with someone who's trying to make 12 step meetings accessible to all.. ...
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