12 steps

12-step programs consist of a set of uniform steps that attempt to support individuals who wish to address a variety of addictions and behavioral concerns. Developed in 1935 by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, the program was originally intended for those who were experiencing alcohol addiction, but it is now widely utilized in the United States to […]

Whether you're in recovery from substance abuse, shopping, sex, or codependency, the process doesn't change. Signs of relapse follow a predictable pattern that start weeks, even months beforehand so knowing what to look for can stop the cycle. Learn more here!

12 Simple Steps

The AA Promises showcase the hope, possibility and inevitable goodness that will arise from working the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.

You've probably heard of Alcoholics Anonymous, the grandfather of all 12 step programs. Years later, this program multiplied into several programs helping millions recover from other addictions and harmful behaviors. One of the treasures of these programs is their slogans - sayings that make you fee

Some of the most common questions people ask when they enter recovery is in regard to working the 12 steps. When should I start working the steps?...