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12 Step Programs: Uncovering the Tools to Cope

There are many things that 12 Step Programs and Support Groups are known for. They are a place to go for an addict where everyone there suffers in the same way. A support group established with the understanding that addiction in an incurable disease, needing a higher power to lift the addict to sobriety, may not sound so controversial, yet 12 Step Programs, although found in every major city has sparked more and more controversy since the years of it's inception.

12Step.com seeks to bring an unbiased view of 12 Step Programs. At 12Step.com the user will be given a brief history of 12 Step Programs and Support Groups, description of the 12 Steps, statistics of the 12 Steps, and much more.


12 Step History

The Big Book

When Bill Wilson (with the help of Sam Shoemaker) finished what would become the central book for Alcoholics Anonymous in 1938, he never imagined it would have the impact it still has in addiction recovery. Known as "The Big Book," it is in it's fourth edition and is widely circulated through out the world.


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The 12 Steps
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An artistic and real life rendition of the 12 steps.



Steps 8, 9, 10
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One person's overview and interpretation of Steps 8, 9 and 10




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