12 Step Programs
The nickname given to the book Alcoholics Anonymous
The Big Book
Famous singer known for 'Rocketman'
Elton John (35 years)
Science based/ secular recovery program
SMART Recovery (Self-Management and Recovery Training)
HALT stands for
Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired - most common relapse triggers
Step One
We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had become unmanageable
The second most popular 12 Step program after AA
Narcotics Anonymous
Plays an alcoholic in 'A Star is Born'
Bradley Cooper (21 years)
AA without higher power focus
Secular AA
Focus on staying sober the next 24-hours
One Day at a Time
This person will go through the 12 steps with you
Sponsor
Program for friends and family members of individuals with alcohol problems
Al-Anon
The real slim shady
Eminem (12 years)
This program uses Buddhist practices of meditation, self-inquiry and compassion
Recovery Dharma
Celebrate small improvements over being flawless
Progress not perfection
Step 4 takes courage: Made a searching and ______ moral inventory of ourselves
Program for adults affected by growing up in dysfunctional or alcoholic family systems
ACA - Adult Children of Alcoholics
Iron Man
Robert Downey Jr. (23 years)
Secular recovery that encourages crosstalk
Life Ring
A reminder that intense cravings, bad days, and difficult emotions are temporary and will eventually fade
This too shall pass
Step 11 asks us to do these two things to enhance our spiritual awareness
The co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous
Bill W. and Dr. Bob
The boy who lived
Cognitive-based recovery program for women
WFS - Women For Sobriety
Focus on our own behavior and let go of resentment toward how others live their lives
Live and Let Live
Secular programs change step 2 from believing a higher power can restore us to sanity to ____
Finding strength in human connection, community, or therapy