Alcoholics Anonymous
In Alcoholics Anonymous, one maintains their anonymity by only using their first name. It is not recommended that people who attend meetings speak of other participants.
No - access and security are issues that prevent this.
You can find online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings by visiting the official AA website and looking for virtual meeting resources. There are also other platforms such as InTheRooms.com that offer virtual AA meetings. Make sure to verify the meeting's authenticity and follow the guidelines for online anonymity and privacy.
Alcoholics Anonymous has about 3 million members in over 200 countries. aa.org
Leonard N. Kidd is known for writing "Back to Basics: The Alcoholics Anonymous Beginners' Meetings." This book provides guidance on how to facilitate effective Alcoholics Anonymous beginner meetings.
Alcoholics Anonymous has written: 'Survey of Alcoholics Anonymous in Great Britain 1991'
Rehabilitation centers are short-term, usually in-patient treatment programs. They may hold Alcoholics Anonymous (or similar) meetings as part of the program. AA (outside of rehab) is a support system, with meetings meant to be attended as part of everyday life.
Al-Anon meetings are meetings in which families and relatives of alcoholics share their experiences and try to find solutions. Al-Anon was established by Anne B. and Lois Wilson in 1951. Lois Wilson was the wife of the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
It is a reference to Alcoholics Anonymous and other self-help meetings.
Alcoholics Anonymous might never be replaced.
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