Alcoholics Anonymous

Up until the late 1930’s, most alcoholics were sent to asylums for alcoholism. Many of these asylums considered them hopeless individuals who would never recover.  It wasn’t until two men, Bob Wilson and Dr. Bob Silkworth in Akron, Ohio, met in 1939 to develop a program of living for recovering alcoholics.  Alcoholics Anonymous is now recognized around the World as the foundation for many 12 Step programs offering addicts the hope of recovery from their disease of addiction.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Find Local AA Meetings

Who We Are? – AA Preamble

How it Works?

The 12 Steps of AA

The 12 Traditions of AA

AA Promises

I Am Responsible Statement

More About Alcoholism

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