As the first 12-Step rehabilitation program, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was originally based on Christian principles, and over the years, it has been a help to many people in overcoming their addictions. Since its creation in the 1930s, AA has spread around the world, helping people find comfort and fellowship in the pursuit of sobriety based partly in finding the support of a higher power. The power of the 12 Steps is evident in the millions of people it has helped and continues to help every day. The 12-Step journey is more than a program; it’s a life-changing social movement. Numerous studies have proven its benefits in long-term recovery, decreasing patient rates of relapse, improving overall health and boosting social interaction.
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