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So I’ve made a reservation for a Hibachi restaurant for one tomorrow at 5:45pm and I am excited but also nervous. I love being alone and some of the friendships I have means I have to beg people to go out with me and most of the time, they don’t wanna go out and try new things. I’ve never been...
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10 Surprising Times to Hit the Gym
When you have arthritis, a cold, allergies, IBS, COPD or other chronic conditions, it can be tempting to skip the gym. Find out how exercise can actually help these conditions and more.
What Is Step 7 of AA?
AA is an essential part of substance abuse treatment for many people. If you want to find out more about AA, we answer the question, "what is step seven of AA?"
What Is Step 1 of AA?
Uncover the first step of the 12-step Alcoholics Anonymous program, how it works, and how it can support your recovery in this blog.
What is AA
AA is a support network to help recovering alcoholics stay sober. Combined with counselling, they can help you on the path to overcoming your addiction.
Is There Life After AA?
I was fed up with the fear-based conditioning of being told that if I left, I wouldn’t stay sober, and I was tired of the constant message that my future was up to some mystic higher power.
What is Step 4 in AA?
Self-reflection should be a constant part of your journey on the 12 steps. In step 4 of AA, we take this reflection much deeper than ever.
What is Step 8 in AA?
Reaching step eight means that you’ve spent a great deal of time working on yourself, reflecting inwardly on your character flaws, admitting them out
What is Step 6 in AA?
We’ve identified what no longer serves us, and in step 6 in AA we get ready to make space so that more positive characteristics to develop.
What AA Taught Me
I don’t love AA, but I don’t hate it either. Kind of a revolutionary statement to make considering the whole reason I started The Sobriety Collective was to have a place where people who found sobriety and recovery in any way, shape, or form, could congregate. With close to eight years of continuo
The 12 Steps of AA (for Dummies)
Read this funny take on the 12 steps...for dummies. Can't seem to get the steps right? This handy (fake) guide might be just what you're looking for!
An Addict's Dilemma: AA or NA?
My five years as a junkie was a mass of contradictions. Today, over a year clean, life can still be that way.
Does AA Work?
Everyone is different. One brain is different from the next, and no two minds are the same. For that reason, when dealing with problems like addiction, it
The Worst AA Meeting in the World
If you’re not at least a little pissed off to be in AA, then you are missing the point.
How Does AA Work? A Review of the Evidence
AA is cloaked in misconceptions and mysticism: a society of “former drunks” who tout spirituality as a means to cure the chronic, genetic, and life-threatening disease of alcoholism.
AA's "How It Works" for Everyone
Women have had to endure a generic "He" for God all these years. I am not rewriting the Big Book. I am simply asking for a moment to honor my God as a She; for a moment of freedom to express my God as I understand God.
How Being an AA Secretary Changed My Sobriety
When I got nominated as an AA secretary, I decided I should step up and prove to the group that I was reliable. And this helped my sobriety tremendously.
How AA Made Me a Comic
I never knew I was that funny until my shares started killing. And it wasn’t too long a journey from the rooms to the stage.
How Does AA Work? Just Fine
Despite passionate arguments pro and con, a recent study shows that the 12-step process continues to be effective treatment for alcoholism.
