Addiction Recovery Programs
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An addict's mind and body is essentially held prisoner by his or her compulsion for drugs, alcohol, gambling, nicotine, sex or other substances and behaviors. Addictions like these, however, are not a hopeless case. As long as the addict has enough will to break the chains of addiction, drug abuse help is always available, including various recovery programs that are in place to help them improve their prospects for a healthy, balanced, and meaningful life through structured and progressive plans for addiction recovery.
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12-Step Substance Abuse Recovery Programs
Many addicts turn to 12-Step Substance Abuse Recovery Programs, which essentially operate on a set of principles that serve as a guide for addicts towards ridding themselves of their drug or behavioral addictions. A hallmark of these kinds of programs are meetings, where recovering addicts get the chance to express themselves, listen, and interact with facilitators and fellow addicts without fear of being judged.
* Alcoholics Anonymous Founded in 1935, Alcoholics Anonymous bears the distinction of being the first recovery group. And in its more than 70 years of existence, it has helped millions of alcoholic Americans turn their lives around, and is the model for all 12-Step Recovery Programs. Learn more...
* Cocaine Anonymous This group was founded in 1982 to help to cocaine addicts by providing them with a supportive group of people who have a clear understanding of the problems brought about by cocaine abuse. Learn more...
* Crystal Meth Anonymous A non-profit and self-supporting twelve-step fellowship, Crystal Meth Anonymous aims to help crystal meth addicts kick the habit, remain clean and help other addicts as well. It closely follows the program found in the "Big Book" for Alcoholics Anonymous. Learn more...
* Marijuana Anonymous Individuals who want to stop marijuana use flock to Marijuana Anonymous, which has been helping marijuana abusers of all ages, races, sexual orientations or genders since 1989. Learn more...
* Nar-Anon Most 12-step recovery programs are for addicts. Nar-anon, however, is a 12-step program designed for friends and family members of drug addicts. This group is meant to work closely with Narcotics Anonymous. Learn more...
* Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous is the second-largest 12-step organization. It is modeled on Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. Learn more...
* Nicotine Anonymous A group of Alcoholics Anonymous member who wish to stop smoking established this group in 1982. Anyone who desires to quit smoking and live nicotine free are welcome to join the group, which focuses on finding a higher power, turning over self-will, and admitting powerlessness over nicotine.
