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Families Anonymous

Families Anonymous is a global fellowship organization that supports family members and friends affected by someone else’s substance abuse or related behavioural problems. The organisation operates through local groups that meet regularly across the UK, providing a support network for those struggling with the impact of a loved one’s addiction or problematic behaviour.

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AA Big Book in ASL & BSL

The Big Book, the foundational text for the A.A. program, has been made accessible to a wider audience through a fully updated American Sign Language (ASL) translation. This new version is available on DVD and YouTube catering to the needs of the Deaf community and is an abridged version, with English audio and subtitles. There’s […]

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The 4th Step Guide

This is a read-and-write guide. So, let’s begin by getting a pen, paper, or computer document ready. This 4th Step Guide contains over 300 questions spanning childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Designed for all 12-step programs, it helps individuals make a searching, fearless, moral inventory. By engaging with this guide, participants embark on a transformative journey […]

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The Big Book

The Big Book is the primary text of Alcoholics Anonymous. It outlines the 12-step program, emphasizing absolute abstinence and a faith-based approach. The book includes personal stories of recovery and details the principles of AA, which have been adapted for other addictions. The official AA website splits the book into chapters, with each one as […]

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The Sarcastic Big Book

The author “Clay F” has published three books under his pseudonym: “The Sarcastic Big Book,” “Sarcastic Daily Meditations,” and “The First Two Columns of a Fourth Step: 365 Daily Affirmations That Won’t Help You One Bit.” These books use sarcasm to highlight how modern recovery practices have strayed from the original “Big Book” message. The […]

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Secular Recovery Group

The Secular Recovery Group offers both online and in-person meetings for individuals seeking support in their sobriety journey without religious elements. They provide 10 daily online Zoom meetings, allowing participants to connect with an international community from their computers or phones. Additionally, the group lists over 540 secular meetings worldwide for those who prefer face-to-face […]

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AA Grant Us The Serenity

AA Grant Us The Serenity (GUTS) is an AA recovery support group open to everyone whose main marathon meeting is online via Zoom daily from 7pm to 2am Pacific Time. They also have a number of online hour-long Zoom meetings and AA literature downloads including the AA Big Book (PDF format) and the AA 12-step […]

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Celebrate Recovery UK

Celebrate Recovery UK is a Christ-centered 12-step recovery program designed to help individuals address various hurts, hang-ups, and habits. Originating from Saddleback Church in California in 1991, it aims to foster a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and provide a safe community for healing. The program emphasizes leadership training as a key component for success.

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Everything AA

Everything AA is a comprehensive free app that provides a wealth of resources for individuals in Alcoholics Anonymous. It includes a worldwide online meeting finder, text and audio versions of the Big Book and the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions, The Daily Reflection readings, text and audio of the book “Living Sober”, The Joe and […]

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Experience The Big Book

AA speaker Dr Mike’s Experience the Big Book is an AA Big Book study podcast helping alcoholics learn how to apply the 12 steps to their recovery program. The first 164 pages of the book are looked at and discussed in detail, line-by-line, so we fully understand what is meant in each step and how […]

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Big Book For Dummies

The Big Book for Dummies is meant to provide all the resources needed to study (including audio) the 12 Steps outlined in the 4th edition of the Alcoholics Anonymous book. The site emphasizes the importance of working with a sponsor or spiritual advisor throughout the recovery journey. It highlights key requirements for successful recovery as honesty, open-mindedness, […]

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Take The 12

Take The 12 provides a comprehensive guide for taking the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It outlines a structured process for working through each step, including reading specific chapters from the AA literature and writing inventories. The approach emphasizes the importance of having a sponsor, taking the steps in order, and practising the principles in […]

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The Common Sense of Drinking

Written by Richard R. Peabody in the early 1930s, “The Common Sense of Drinking” describes alcoholism and a method for its cure. The roots of Peabody’s book came from Boston’s Emmanuel Church where clergy and lay practitioners reported success in treating alcoholics. However, Peabody’s book is a secular treatment of the problem using psychology. The […]

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Catholic In Recovery

Catholic in Recovery offers support and guidance for Catholics struggling with addiction. The organization provides resources, IRL and virtual meetings, and a 90-day pathway to recovery, integrating Catholic principles with the Twelve Steps. It also publishes a workbook and blog posts on recovery and spirituality.

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Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is a global fellowship where alcoholics help each other stop drinking. In the UK, AA has over 4,400 weekly meetings across the country. The AA website provides resources for members, including downloads and guidance. It offers a free helpline (0800 917 7650), email (help@aamail.org), and live chat for those seeking help with drinking […]

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12 Step Toolkit

The 12 Step Toolkit app offers a comprehensive recovery platform for Alcoholics Anonymous and other 12-step fellowships. Key features include: Connecting with 10,000+ online sponsors, Sobriety tracking, earning sobriety chips and sharing achievements. Writing inventories, journals, and morning/night inventories. Access to the Big Book, 70 success stories, meeting readings, Daily Reflections and instant chat messaging […]

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The Life Recovery Bible

The Life Recovery Bible by Tyndale House Publishers is designed to help people overcome addictions and find freedom through the Word of God. It features Bible-based devotionals built around the 12 Steps and recovery principles, profiles of individuals and relationships to draw recovery lessons and recovery notes highlighting key passages for recovery. Recovery Reflections provides […]

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Christians with Secret Addictions

Christians with Secret Addictions is a podcast that explores the intersection of faith and addiction recovery, hosted by Terry Hanna. Unlike traditional recovery experts, Terry brings a personal perspective as a Christian who has maintained sobriety for over 20 years. The show offers a distinctive approach to overcoming addiction, providing listeners with practical guidance on […]

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Sober Q Podcast

The SoberQ podcast is produced by Alcoholics Anonymous members. They are (mostly) located in Melbourne, Australia. Each podcast episode is a short share (around 4 minutes) where an AA member talks about their experience with a particular recovery question related to the 12-Step program. The episodes are grouped together like a meeting and cover a few […]

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AA Big Book Audio Files

The One Day at a Time World (ODAATW) website offers free MP3 downloads of various chapters and sections of the Big Book, including the preface, forewords, and individual chapters. The website also has the Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions book MP3 audio files organised in a similar fashion. The recordings cover essential AA concepts, personal […]

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Keep Coming Back

“Keep Coming Back” is a podcast and app with over 200 episodes, that shares stories of recovery from Alcoholics Anonymous speaker meetings. It aims to provide hope and connection to those suffering from alcoholism by sharing experiences, strengths, and the hope found in sobriety. Each speaker shares their personal journey, highlighting their struggles and how […]

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AA Recovery Interviews

AA Recovery Interviews explores the lives of people who have recovered from alcoholism by working the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. In each one-on-one interview, guests share their experiences, strengths, and hopes of what it was like, what happened, and what it’s like now.

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Recovery (Sort Of)

Recovery (Sort Of), the podcast where they explore the winding paths of mental health recovery. Join them on a journey of self-discovery and growth, as they navigate the highs, lows, and unexpected detours of the recovery process. From managing anxiety and depression to coping with trauma and grief, each episode delves into real-life experiences, insights, […]

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AA Grapevine

The AA Grapevine is the international journal of Alcoholics Anonymous. Written, edited, illustrated and read by AA members and others interested in the AA program of recovery from alcoholism. The Grapevine is a lifeline linking one alcoholic to another. Often referred to as a “meeting in print,” the AA Grapevine communicates the experience, strength, and […]

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