Mar 01 2010

Step Three

Published by Al-Anon Family Groups under The Steps

“Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.”

Welcome to the “Using Al-Anon’s Steps in Our Personal Lives” blog. Many people are aware of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and understand how they apply to the alcoholic’s goal of finding sobriety, but few are aware that Al-Anon Family Groups adapted these Steps in 1951 as a program of personal progress and family recovery.

How to locate a meeting

This series of podcasts discusses how Al-Anon’s Twelve Steps have helped people successfully handle a variety of challenges associated with the family illness of alcoholism.

The topic of today’s podcast is Step Three.

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Feb 01 2010

Step Two

Published by Al-Anon Family Groups under The Steps

“Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.”

Welcome to the “Using Al-Anon’s Steps in Our Personal Lives” blog. Many people are aware of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and understand how they apply to the alcoholic’s goal of finding sobriety, but few are aware that Al-Anon Family Groups adapted these Steps in 1951 as a program of personal progress and family recovery.

How to locate a meeting

This series of podcasts discusses how Al-Anon’s Twelve Steps have helped people successfully handle a variety of challenges associated with the family illness of alcoholism.

The topic of today’s podcast is Step Two.

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Jan 01 2010

Step One

Published by Al-Anon Family Groups under The Steps

“We admitted we were powerless over alcohol–that our lives had become unmanageable.”

Welcome to the “Using Al-Anon’s Steps in Our Personal Lives” blog. Many people are aware of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and understand how they apply to the alcoholic’s goal of finding sobriety, but few are aware that Al-Anon Family Groups adapted these Steps in 1951 as a program of personal progress and family recovery.

How to locate a meeting

This series of podcasts discusses how Al-Anon’s Twelve Steps have helped people successfully handle a variety of challenges associated with the family illness of alcoholism.

The topic of today’s podcast is Step One.

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