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Tag: mutualaid

The Language of the Heart

AsideNovember 3, 2024May 20, 2026 Website Author - Steve KLeave a comment

By Steve K. The AA phrase the ‘Language of the Heart’ is the title of the 1988 book which published Bill Wilson’s (co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous) Grapevine writings from the mid 1940’s –1970. The phrase was originally used by Wilson for the title of his 1960 (July) Grapevine article which conveys the special type of […]

SMART Recovery vs 12 Step Recovery

AsideFebruary 14, 2022May 20, 2026 Website Author - Steve KLeave a comment

By Steve K. As someone who makes efforts to support others who suffer from addictive behaviours, I’m generally open to the various modalities and mutual-aid organisations that exist for this purpose. As well as attending 12 Step groups over a long period of time, I’ve also taken part in and helped facilitate other types of […]

The Mutuality of the AA Fellowship and Program

AsideApril 6, 2016May 20, 2026 Website Author - Steve KLeave a comment

By Steve K. Some members of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) tend to focus upon the fellowship as a principle means of recovery, whilst dismissing the program as not really necessary and, in effect, divorcing the two. According to AA literature and the preamble, members have the right not to practice the suggested Twelve Step program of […]

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