Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) offers hope to millions seeking freedom from addiction through its life-changing 12-step program. This proven method has helped many people rebuild their lives since it began in 1935. Step 3 is a crucial moment in the recovery process. It...
From May 29–31, 2025, the West Coast Symposium on Addictive Disorders (WCSAD)—organized by HMP Global, a leader in healthcare events and education—will bring together industry leaders, mental health professionals, and recovery advocates in Palm Springs, CA. Hosted at...
The 12-Step method of Alcoholics Anonymous, known for its proven path to recovery, has guided countless individuals from the depths of addiction toward lasting sobriety. The journey begins with Step 1, a powerful admission of powerlessness over alcohol that lays the...
Alcohol-induced dementia and alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD) are devastating consequences of chronic alcohol misuse. This progressive neurological condition develops when prolonged, excessive alcohol consumption damages brain tissue, leading to cognitive decline...
The 12 Steps of AA, or Alcoholics Anonymous, stand as a proven path to recovery for millions worldwide struggling with addiction. Created in 1935, these steps guide individuals through a transformative journey of self-discovery, healing, and spiritual growth. At their...
