How AA Works
When I first got into counseling, I had this sneaky feeling that it couldn’t possibly be that simple.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Nov 17, 2014 | People in Recovery | 4 |
When I first got into counseling, I had this sneaky feeling that it couldn’t possibly be that simple.
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For many, because of compulsion, abstinence may turn out to be easier than re-establishing control.
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It’s an unconscious process. Not an exercise of will; more like a reflex.
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People attend AA for a variety of reasons, in different stages of readiness, and with diverse objectives in mind.
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By the time the family gets around to taking action, conditions in the addict’s life have already reached the point where there’s a certain incentive to change.
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