Reviews
Interesting, easy to read, and providing realistic insights... A valuable resource to families and therapists. Highly recommended.
This book is a valuable guide to anyone who treats someone suffering from alcohol addiction and is not familiar with the depth of the role that AA plays in treatment.
If you really wish to understand Alcoholics Anonymous and work with its members, read this book.
Book Details
Foreword, by Paul R. McHugh, M.D.
Preface
1. Alcoholics Anonymous
2. A Matter of Definition
3. Alcohol and the Alcoholic
4. Getting Sober
5. Mending: The Steps in Getting Well
6. The Components of Sobriety
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Foreword, by Paul R. McHugh, M.D.
Preface
1. Alcoholics Anonymous
2. A Matter of Definition
3. Alcohol and the Alcoholic
4. Getting Sober
5. Mending: The Steps in Getting Well
6. The Components of Sobriety
7. The Alcoholic and the Family
8. The Road to a Life Well Lives: The Promises
Appendix A: Events in the History of Alcoholics Anonymous
Appendix B: How It Works, the Steps, and the Traditions
Notes
References
Index