PPT-tHE 12 STEPS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

What Are the 12 Steps and Whats Their Purpose The 12 Steps of the AA program provides tools for getting and staying sober Admitting ones addiction is Step 1 The rest of the steps provide tools of sobriety Addicts generally spend years and years and years regarding alcohol as the solution to their problems Recognizing that this solution has turned into ones biggest deadliest problem requires a wholesale shift in attitude Learning to live sober is infinitely harder Thats what the Steps are designed teach. brPage 1br Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings for Athiests Agnostics and Freethinkers in Austin Texas brPage 2br DFFHSW57347DQRQH57347HOVH57527V 57524KHQ57347DQRQH IRU5734 Vaillant Objective To discuss the mechanism of action the ef64257cacy and the safety of Alcoholics Anonymous AA in the treatment of alcoholism Method The published works on effective treatments for alcoholism is brie64258y reviewed and a prospecti A Prospective, Lagged, Matching Analysis. John F. Kelly. Society for the Study of Addiction Annual Symposium 2014. Background & Significance. High cost burden associated with long-term professional addiction recovery management . Behavioral Effects. By: Kelsey Knapp and Kara Lenhart. History of Alcohol . Alcohol beverages have been traced back through history as far back as 4200 B.C.. In the 1400’s Ireland and Scotland developed the first Whiskey and the act of fermentation began to spread quickly across the world. . A Behavioral Perspective. Chapter 8. How Serious Is . Alcohol Consumption?. Approximately 51.8% (133.4 million) of Americans are past month alcohol drinkers (also referred to as . current drinkers – . CONTENTSChapter Page Preface xi Foreword to First ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. THE ONLY REQUIREMENT FOR MEMBERSHIP IS A DESIRE TO STOP DRINKING. THERE ARE NO DUES OR FEES FOR MEMBERSHIP; WE ARE SELF-SUPPORTING THROUGH OUR OWN CONTRIBUTIONS. .. AA IS NOT ALLIED WITH ANY SECT. Pam Newton, M.S., LCDC. What is a Support Group?. . A support groups is . a place for people to give and receive both emotional and practical support as well as to exchange . information. . “Self-Help”. Burns M. Brady, MD, FASAM, FAAFP. Bill Wilson - letter to Carl Jung, Jan. 23, 1961. A. . Thanks for direction to Rowland Hazard. Jung’s reply: Jan. 30, 1961. . 1.. . Alcohol excess. Man’s thirst for God (union). Adrian Crenshaw. About Adrian. Since . I have . a . name, I’m not . Anonymous . . I run Irongeek.com. I have an interest in InfoSec education. I don’t know everything - I’m just a geek with time on my hands. By Anurag C. The . birth of AA . started with the . use of Technology.. Bill W used this phone looking for alcoholics. Little bit of technology at that time . brought about the recovery of millions of alcoholics . foundational documents which are read at every CoDA meeting. What is CoDA An Introduction to Co-Dependents Anonymous ? THETWELVETRADITIONSOFALCOHOLICSANONYMOUSSHORT FORM1Our common welfare should come first personal recovery depends upon AA unity2For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authoritya loving God as ImmediateheartrateresponsetostandingThetestwasperformedwiththesubjectlyingquietlyonacouchwhiletheheartratewasrecordedcontinuouslyonanelectrocardiograph.Thepatientwasthenaskedtostandunaidedandthepointa