Who's Anonymous
Believe it or not
The Basics
Step it up
Talk the talk
100

This group helps alcoholics

What is alcoholics anonymous

100

this is alone not sufficient to overcome alcoholism or addiction

what is willpower

100

began in Akron Ohio in 1935 with a chance meeting between two alcoholics, one a doctor and one a broker

what is Alcoholics anonymous

100

this step involves asking a higher power to remove shortcomings

what is step 7

100

live and let other do what

what is live and let live

200

a group that provides support for family members of alcoholics

what is al-anon

200

this is viewed as the only viable alternative for the addict or alcoholic 

life time sobriety

200

an experienced member who guides newcomers through recovery

what is a sponsor 

200

in this step my list looked like this.... wanting things my way, wanting special treatment, wanting others to meet my needs

what is step 4

200

the words make up the acronym HALT

Hungry Angry Lonely Tired

300

the group deals with individuals addicted to different types of illicit drugs

what is NA

300

12 step believe that alcohol and addiction are considered this

A chronic disease 

300

a meeting anyone can attend 

what is an open meeting 

300

i knew that my higher power could make me feel sane again 

what is step 2

300

the answer to all our problems (in the big book)

what is acceptance

400

a group for friends and family members of individuals with a drug addiction

what is nar anon 
400

abstinence is not enough... the twelve steps also help you work on these personal flaws 

what are character defects 

400

this is a group in which a member is comfortable with and where he or she does official group business

what is a home group 

400

in this step my list looked like this... my mom because i took money from her, my friend because i lied to her, my boss because i didnt show up

what is step 8

400

" i came for my drinking and stayed for my..." this

"i came for my drinking and stayed for my thinking"

500

a group for people working to end patterns of dysfunctional relationships and healthy relationships 

what is co-dependents anonymous

500

to stay sober and to help other alcoholics achieve sobriety 

primary purpose of AA

500

meetings are self supporting through this

what are "our own contributions"

500

its OK to say i am wrong

what is step 10

500

Alcohol is a disease of these 3 things

what are the body, mind, and spirit