Tag: FMG-11
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A short practical guide to Alcoholics Anonymous
For years, alcoholism has been recognized as a major and debilitating health problem, with repercussions extending far beyond the individual suffering from it. Family, friends, and others are affected: at home, at work, on highways and roads. Alcoholism takes lives and costs millions…
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Talks outside of AA
Everywhere, AA groups and service offices are receiving an ever-increasing number of requests from AA speakers to speak outside the Fellowship. These requests come from organizations eager to learn more about our approach to alcoholism. These requests have raised many questions…
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Problems other than alcoholism
Bill W.'s thoughts on the status of those who are addicted to drugs and other substances within AA are just as relevant today as they were when they appeared in the Grapevine in 1958.
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AA in Your Community
A leaflet explaining how AA can work with different settings to help alcoholics. It is especially useful for groups, central offices, and public information committees that educate people in their communities about the Fellowship.
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AA Frequently Asked Questions
Answers many frequently asked questions about alcoholism and AA: What is alcoholism? What are the Twelve Steps? How do I know if I'm truly an alcoholic? An informative read for those seeking help with their drinking problem, as well as for their families…
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AA and the Native Americans of North America
Sixteen Indigenous people share how they stopped drinking, and how it was possible for them to become members of AA while remaining true to their heritage and spiritual teachings.
