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 daily life. The site also offers insights on the 12 Traditions and how to apply them.

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Sober Eastbourne is a carefully curated directory of recovery resources and tools, designed to support anyone on their journey to sobriety and wellbeing. Based in Eastbourne, East Sussex, we bring together the most useful resources for sober living, addiction recovery, productivity, and mental health support—all in one accessible place.

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