Hi, I’m Boston Jon, and I’m an alcoholic. This morning on the way to work, I found myself thinking about the importance of the 10th step in Alcoholics Anonymous. This step—“Continued to take personal inventory and when...
Step 13 is when members of a recovery group enter into a sexual or romantic relationship, usually with one member being new, and the other more experienced. This has been a serious problem in some recovery groups. So, what are...
Codependency is common in relationships which have weathered addiction and recovery. Therefore, awareness of the dysfunctional behavior is the first step to recognizing codependency warning signs in recovery. Because this issue is so important, we have created a checklist of...
St. Patrick’s day is a well-known “drinking holiday.” Sometimes these events can create a desire to drink and just be part of the fun, but no single day is worth a hard-fought sobriety. If you are feeling left out or...
The road to sobriety is different for every person. For many, the connection to meetings and a 12 step program was part of the process. For others, that may not be true. If you have never been to a meeting,...
If you are not familiar with the Alcoholics Anonymous program (AA), you may be wondering what it’s all about. Or perhaps, you have heard some things about AA programs that give you pause. There are a lot of misconceptions about...
