The Different AA Coins Explained

The Different AA Coins Explained

Nearly 141,000 people in the U.S. die yearly from alcohol consumption. Alcoholism leads to cancer, liver problems, and many other health issues. 


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The Benefits of Group Therapy for Recovery

The Benefits of Group Therapy for Recovery

More than 21 million Americans struggle with addiction, although only about 11% of those individuals receive the care they need. One reason why that percentage is so low is that many don't know where to turn for help.


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3 Ways AA Tokens Can Strengthen Sobriety

3 Ways AA Tokens Can Strengthen Sobriety

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is one of the best-known groups for former addicts to come together and stay sober. Today, there are over 2 million AA members. Recovering addicts love this group. It's free and open to the public, and the supportive members help others stay sober.


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3 Types of Recovery Coins for Those Battling Addiction

3 Types of Recovery Coins for Those Battling Addiction

Despite rumors to the contrary, a 2020 clinical review shows that AA and other 12-step programs significantly assist in recovery, and reduce healthcare costs associated with AUD.
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Online AA Meetings: Everything You Need to Know

Online AA Meetings: Everything You Need to Know

Around one-third of alcoholics recover and stay sober. But a person's chances of recovering significantly increase when they seek help for their addiction.


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How to Stay Motivated Through the AA Process

How to Stay Motivated Through the AA Process

Going through the AA process will be the most worthwhile thing a person with alcohol addiction can do, but it's also very likely to be the single hardest thing you have ever done. Relapses are common, in fact, they're expected, over 85% of people getting addiction treatment will relapse within their first year of treatment. 


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How to Identify and Remove Addiction Triggers

How to Identify and Remove Addiction Triggers

Most people who have never suffered from addiction problems seem to think that the process of overcoming addiction is just a matter of quitting and moving on. This couldn't be further from the truth; in fact, nearly 85% of all addicts will relapse within their first year of treatment. 


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How to Support a Family Member in AA

How to Support a Family Member in AA

Did you know that there are over 1.3 million people in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in the United States as of 2021? Being in AA is a step towards recovery, and people in it will need support.


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