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The Power in the First Step: Accepting Powerlessness

The Power in the First Step: Accepting Powerlessness

One of the most critical, and perhaps controversial, steps in the 12-Steps for recovery as per Alcoholics Anonymous is admitting powerlessness. In fact, it may seem counter-intuitive: don’t people need willpower to defeat the struggle of addiction? The concept of powerlessness is frequently misunderstood. Rather than being a sign of weakness or defeat, it actually [...]

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Common Misconceptions About Religion and 12-Step Programs

Common Misconceptions About Religion and 12-Step Programs

Many people tend to relate religion to 12-Step programs. While religion may factor into some, these programs are much more spiritual than they are religious. 12-Step programs involve surrendering and admitting your powerlessness over your addiction and your need for external help. Although there have been many misconceptions regarding 12-Step programs, they can be beneficial

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Working Through a 12-Step Program With a Sponsor

Working Through a 12-Step Program With a Sponsor

After treatment, it is important to remain in touch with a supportive sober-minded group. Initially, joining a 12-Step program can be intimidating, as you may not yet accept the reality of your situation. This is why working with a sponsor through a 12-Step program of your choice can help ease your transition. A sponsor can

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Why The Twelve Steps Work When Other Programs Fail

Why The Twelve Steps Work When Other Programs Fail

Few rehabilitation methods can compare to the success of 12-Step programs. Research has shown that a 12-Step approach offers significant benefits for people recovering from substance use disorder (SUD). According to Social Work in Public Health, “[Alcoholics Anonymous] and [Narcotics Anonymous] participation is associated with a greater likelihood of abstinence, often for prolonged periods up

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Sponsors are a big part of 12-Step recovery programs because they bring in experience and can provide one-on-one sessions to help you work The Twelve Steps. They can greatly benefit your recovery if you find…

The 12 steps are based on the premise of giving yourself to a higher power. This does not mean that they are religious, but more so that there is a spiritual aspect to working a…

Many people tend to relate religion to 12-Step programs. While religion may factor into some, these programs are much more spiritual than they are religious. 12-Step programs involve surrendering and admitting your powerlessness over your…

Few rehabilitation methods can compare to the success of 12-Step programs. Research has shown that a 12-Step approach offers significant benefits for people recovering from substance use disorder (SUD). According to Social Work in Public…

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