Here are some links to aide you in varied 12 Step sponsorship.
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ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE
| Adolescence Substance Abuse and Recovery Resources |
| Ask the Question! -- Ask Shelly -- Shelly Marshall is a specialist in adolescent substance abuse. Send her your questions. |
| Parent Awareness Test - When should you worry about alcohol/drugs? |
| Right 2 Know - Reducing Teen Substance Abuse - Collection of many resources for teens and their parents. |
| What's Driving You? - offers information about alcohol, DUI, drinking and driving, and ways to think about behaviors associated with drinking. |
CO-DEPENDENCY & RELATIONSHIP ADDICTION
COMPULSIVE OVEREATING & EATING DISORDERS
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NA Chat - Basic Narcotics Anonymous information site and sister site to NA Recovery.Org |
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CA Choosesponsor - The sponsor's primary tools are his or her experience, strength and hope. |
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PatiencePress
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the 12 Steps: how they work; addresses of 12 step programs - PDF Download |
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Step Study Tools - Author Anne Wayman looks at the sponsorship relationship and how it is from about.com. |
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COSA Recovery - Sponsorship procedures and guidelines, how to sponsor and pick a sponsor. |
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Phil Online - When the program started, there were not sponsors... |
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Beginners Books - List of books one person believes beginners should read. |
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| Step4Recovery - Magazine for 12 steppers. Offers information for all 12 Steppers in all stages of recovery. A fee per year. |
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The
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| Recovery
USA, llc - FREE Recovery Coins to anyone who asks(we pay
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| Self Injury - You are NOT the only one |
SEX AND LOVE ADDICTION:
| Daytonna SLAA Group Promises |
| Co/Anon Email List Group: E-mail Forum for Friends and Family Members of People Addicted to Sex |
| E-mail Forum for Friends and Family Members of People Addicted to Sex -- Partners, family members and friends of people addicted to sex and/or love can join an e-mail forum where we share our experience, strength and hope with one another. We can talk about our own co-dependency and co-addiction, and gain support in dealing with someone else's compulsive/obsessive sexual behavior. This list is closed for the group's safety. We use a short application form to screen new members, and we provide guidelines for sharing. To apply or to ask questions, please e-mail the moderator at coanon-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
| Another e-mail list for Sex Addicts, Love addicts & Sexaholics; write to SArecovery@mhv.net |
SMOKING CESSATION:
| Smoking: Facts and Tips for Quitting - National Cancer Institute |
| QuitNet - Excellent resource for stopping smoking |
| UCanBreath.com - a very cool site |
Teens:
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Victorian Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous - VICYPAA is a group of young members active in service, working for the benefit of all AA members. |
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Teenage Addicts Can Recover -A clearinghouse of information for parents and professionals on working with young people in recovery from addiction to mind-affecting chemicals. |
In AA's Twelve and Twelve, it says, "... there are certain things only the individual can do...When he acquires willingness, he is the only one who can make the decision to exert himself" (p. 40).
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This website is not intended to replace a sponsor, but rather to aide you and your sponsor in recovery. This is just a way to start working the steps, and share in someone else's experience, strength and hope.
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