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    individuals (alcoholics) to hold the meeting. The purpose of Alcoholics Anonymous is to provide a supportive environment to achieve sobriety. The origin of Alcoholics Anonymous dates back

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    of actual drunk drivers. A number of other suggestions have been made to combat drunk driving‚ including reducing the number of underage drinkers‚ imposing restrictive licensing laws to keep heavy drinkers off the roads‚ and increasing the use of sobriety checkpoints. Even though stricter DUI laws will hurt economies on local restaurants‚ bars‚ and stores‚ tougher drinking and DUI laws should be enforced to prevent more deaths and to promote safer driving environments on the road. As easy as it would

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    Whenever an ex-addict would mention feeling stressed‚ angry‚ or losing control over their sobriety‚ they would say they “took inventory”. I did not understand this so went home and researched what this phrase meant. Step four of the 12-step program talks about the reasons why an individual drinks and how to examine these reasons in a list (Wilson

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    This can assist the family and patient in identifying new productive ways to cope with life stresses as well as assist the patient on their journey to sobriety. Substance abuse counseling should be utilized as much as possible because as stated earlier relapse rates decrease significantly when patients receive counseling both before and after transplant (Rodrigo et. al‚ 2013). Through this relationship

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    is given more time to address motivational issues and psychological problems that may be getting in the way of recover. Individualized treatment also allows patients to address the psychological issues that they will need to work on for long-term sobriety. In these therapy sessions‚

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    chips were to be given out at this meeting to celebrate sobriety dates. Anyone within their first 24 hours of sobriety was given a chip and the sobriety dates from there increased to 3 months‚ 9 months‚ 1 years and 1 year or more. When a person came forward they announced themselves to the group by saying‚ “I am an alcoholic” and the group then says‚ “Hello‚ _____”. The chairman asked if there was anyone in their first 24 hours of sobriety who needed a sponsor and if there were any members who would

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    keep her life in order so that she could concentrate on her sobriety. The group leader shared with the group that when her life was in disorder and turmoil‚ she would recur to drinking. However‚ first things first helped her understand that bringing order and healing to her life was as simple as not taking that first drink. Once‚ she followed and adhered to that principle she was able to overcome her drinking habit and maintain her sobriety.

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    that treatment provider can use a variety of approaches‚ taking into consideration the individual needs of each person. Jhanjee‚ S.‚ (2014)‚ and Aronson‚ (2017)‚ wrote that short-term goals of psychosocial treatment include; increasing duration of sobriety‚ encouraging and supporting abstinence‚ or a reduction in alcohol use. According to Schneekloth‚ (2015)‚ psychosocial treatments are essential for a healthy recovery from an SUD. The treatments generally take either a patient-focused or systems-focused

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    happy to see me. It was a little strange. Once everyone arrived for the meeting‚ it was called to order by the volunteer chairperson. He was a very eccentric man with a long pony tail and you could tell that he was very passionate about his sobriety. He was very good at leading the meeting so this told me that he had been doing this for quite sometime. He read the AA preamble and led the group into the serenity prayer. After the prayer‚ they took turns reading “How it Works” and the

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    effort to recover from alcoholism. A.A. is based upon a Twelve Step program to recovery that acts as a personal guide to sobriety. Countless individuals find their sobriety in this volunteer fellowship‚ in fact many find the Twelve Steps to be their personal miracle; this is eloquently articulated in Understanding the Twelve Steps: Working the Steps can create the miracle of sobriety‚ but the miracle isn’t magic. The miracle occurs because working the Twelve Steps allows people to use powerful principles

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