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Steps by the Big Book. Downloadable group workbook companion to the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), for adults who desire information
If you are an addict or alcoholic who does not have a sponsor but would like to work the steps - here is a link to a 12 steps website! On this website you may download workbooks, worksheets and pamphlets that have prompts as well as how to guides on working the steps. All files on this website are available for free download.
Using the Journal for Recovery to work the 12 steps
If you are an addict or alcoholic that would like to work the steps but doesn't have a sponsor - this link has a journal software download available for windows and mac that has a prompt manager feature. The Prompt Manager has built-in questions for each step in a 12 step program, and the ability to filter questions by category or step number.
A list of virtual AA & NA meetings for use during the pandemic and after. Online meetings can be attended by phone, webchat, Zoom and more.
First thing first, for anyone that stumbles upon this page I'd like to provide some quick resources. Whether or not you decide to use them, is up to you! The link I provided will take you to a website for the 'Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous'. After clicking the link, scroll down and you scroll down and you'll find sub-links to various types of online meeting platforms. Meetings on these platforms run around the clock across the United States, so don't be afraid to hop on one late at night/early in the morning!
Here is more quick-links to some awesome virtual NA zoom meetings! #notalone
As well as a link where you may enter your zip code and choose the type of recovery group you are looking for in your area that you may attend in person.
Even when apart, our voices are united.
5 Changes Families Notice Before Someone Asks for Help
Families are often the first to notice that something has changed, even before a loved one acknowledges a problem. Small shifts in behavior can develop gradually and may become easier to recognize over time.
Families in Bridgewater, NJ, and nearby communities are often the first to recognize subtle changes in a loved one’s behavior. One common sign is a noticeable change in daily routines. Activities that were once consistent may become unpredictable, and responsibilities can start falling behind. Recent local reporting discussing changing routines highlights how these shifts can become more visible to family members over time.
Sleep patterns are another area families frequently notice. Someone may begin sleeping much more than usual, staying awake late into the night, or appearing consistently tired throughout the day. While sleep disruptions can have many causes, persistent changes often raise concerns among close relatives.
Avoiding calls or messages is another behavior that family members commonly mention. Someone who was once responsive may begin ignoring phone calls, delaying replies, or withdrawing from conversations with friends and relatives.
Irritability can also become more noticeable. Small frustrations may trigger stronger reactions than before, and interactions that once felt normal can become tense or unpredictable. Family members often describe this as a change in mood or temperament that gradually becomes difficult to ignore.
Work consistency may also change. Arriving late, missing deadlines, reduced productivity, or increased absences can affect professional responsibilities and create additional stress. Loved ones frequently recognize these patterns before an individual decides to seek support.
When families begin noticing several of these changes together, many start looking for information about available treatment options and the admissions process. Learn more about admissions information.
Are You Interested in Change or Just Shopping for Answers?
Are You Interested in Change or Just Shopping for Answers?
By: Marilyn L. Davis I’ve Been Guilty of Shopping for Answers, Too I met with Gray Hawk daily. He had 34 years in recovery and was 74 years old, so not wasting time was important to him. I told him that there were conflicting suggestions given at a meeting I attended that day, and wasn’t sure if I should follow the suggestions. Gray Hawk asked me” Are you shopping for answers like you shop…
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Are You Interested in Change or Just Shopping for Answers?
Are You Interested in Change or Just Shopping for Answers?
By: Marilyn L. Davis I’ve Been Guilty of Shopping for Answers, Too I met with Gray Hawk daily. He had 34 years in recovery and was 74 years old, so not wasting time was important to him. I told him that there were conflicting suggestions given at a meeting I attended that day, and wasn’t sure if I should follow the suggestions. Gray Hawk asked me” Are you shopping for answers like you shop…
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COVID Isn't Helping: Overdoses Increasing
COVID Isn’t Helping: Overdoses Increasing
By: Marilyn L. Davis
Overdoses on the Rise
COVID19 overshadows 2020, but the number of overdoses is killing people, too. As the COVID-19 global pandemic continues, so does the nation’s opioid epidemic. Thirty-five states reported an increase in opioid-related deaths, including a rise in fentanyl use.
Deaths rose about 13% so far this year, and as Dr. Dan Ciccarone says, “It’s a small wave…
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COVID Isn't Helping: Overdoses Increasing
COVID Isn’t Helping: Overdoses Increasing
By: Marilyn L. Davis
Overdoses on the Rise
COVID19 overshadows 2020, but the number of overdoses is killing people, too. As the COVID-19 global pandemic continues, so does the nation’s opioid epidemic. Thirty-five states reported an increase in opioid-related deaths, including a rise in fentanyl use.
Deaths rose about 13% so far this year, and as Dr. Dan Ciccarone says, “It’s a small wave…
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