1. After Care and Support Groups Support After Treatment Anonymous Support Groups & 12-steps

2. Beginnings of Recovery  Emmanuel Movement  Washingtonian Movement  The Oxford Groups  12 Step Programs

3. Types of 12 Step Programs Adrenaline Addicts Anonymous Adult Children Anonymous (ACoA) Adult Children of Alcoholics Anonymous (ACA) Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Alcoholics Anonymous (Special Needs) Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous (OIAA) AA Deaf & Hard of Hearing Recovery Resources Al-Anon Family Group Hq, Inc.(Al-Anon) Al-Ateen Anorexics Anonymous Anti-Nutrient*Addicts Anonymous (*Junk Food Anonymous) Artists Recovering through the Twelve Steps Anonymous (A.R.T.S.) Attention Deficit Disorder Anonymous

4. Types of 12 Step Programs Cont. Chemically Dependent Anonymous (CDA) Cleptomaniacs and Shoplifters Anonymous (CASA) Cocaine Anonymous (CA) Co-Anon Family Groups, Inc. (CO- Anon) Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) Codependents of Sexual Addiction Anonymous (COSA) Compulsive Eaters Anonymous- How (CEA-HOW) Criminals & Gangs Anonymous (CGA) Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) Debtors Anonymous (DA) Deudores Anonimos - Spanish literature Business Owners Debtors Anonymous (BODA) Debt-Anon Family Groups Depressed Anonymous (DA) Divorce (Help you Cope & other info) Domestic Violence Anonymous Drug Addicts Anonymous (Sweden) Dual Recovery Anonymous (DRA)

5. Types of 12 Step Programs Cont. Eating Addictions Anonymous (EAA) Eating Disorders Anonymous (EDA) Emotional Health Anonymous (EHA) Emotions Anonymous (EA) Emotions Anonymous Meeting List Families Anonymous (FA) Fellowship of Food Addicts Anonymous (FAA) Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FARA) Gamblers Anonymous (GA) Gam-Anon Family Groups, Inc. GreySheeters Anonymous compulsive overeating Hepatitus-C Virus Anonymous (HCV) HIV/AIDS Anonymous Incest Survivors Anonymous (I.S.A.) International Doctors in Alcoholics Anonymous Impotents Anonymous (IA) Love Addicts Anonymous (LAA)DS Anonymous

6. Types of 12 Step Programs Cont Marijuana Anonymous (MA) Media Anonymous Messies Anonymous (MA) Methadone Anonymous (MA) Misogynon - Recovery from Violent Relationships Multiple Personality Disorder Anonymous (MDP/DID) Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Nar-Anon Family Groups Headquarters, Inc. Narcotics Anonymous Youth Committee Nar-Ateen Nar-Atot Nicotine Anonymous (NA) Obsessive & Compulsive Anonymous (OCA) On-line Gamblers Anonymous (OLGA) On-line Gam-Anon Overeaters Anonymous, Inc. (OA) O-Anon Family Groups, Inc. Parents Anonymous Partners and Friends of Incest Survivors Anonymous (PFISA) People With disAbilities Anonymous Pills Anonymous (PA) Phobics Anonymous Prescription Anonymous (PA) Prostitutes Anonymous

7. Types of 12 Step Programs Cont Recoveries Anonymous (RA) Recovering Couples Anonymous (RCA) Relationships Anonymous (RA) Schizophrenics Anonymous (SA) Self-Mutilators Anonymous (SMA) Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA) Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA) Sexaholics Anonymous (SA) S-Anon International Family GRroups, Inc Sex Workers Anonymous (SWA) Sexual Assault Recovery Anonymous (SARA) Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA) Sexual Recovery Anonymous (SRA) SRA-Anon Shoplifters Anonymous (SLA) Social Phobics Anonymous (SPA) Spenders Anonymous (SA) What is Sponsorship? by Stanice Anderson Suiciders Anonymous (SA) (24 hours a day): (800) 422-0009; (410) 531-5086 (TTY) Survivors of Incest Anonymous (SIA)

8. Types of 12 Step Programs Cont Teen-Anon (TA) Trauma Anonymous Trauma Survivors Anonymous (TSA) Vulgarity Anonymous (VA) Workaholics Anonymous (WA) Other Types of Step-Fellowship Programs Alcoholics Victorious Alcoholics for Christ Celebrate Recovery Christians-In-Recovery Links Overcomers In Christ Overcomers Outreach Jewish Alcoholics, Chemically Dependent Persons & Significant Others Homosexuals Anonymous (H.A.) International Pharmacists Anonymous Parents Anonymous (PA)

9. Step 1

10. Step 2

11. Step 3

12. Step 4

13. Step 5

14. Step 6

15. Step 7

16. Step 8

17. Step 9

18. Step 10

19. Step 11

20. Step 12

21. 12-Traditions

32. 11. – Our relations with the general public should be characterized by personal anonymity. We think A.A. ought to avoid sensational advertising. Our names and pictures as A.A members ought not be broadcast, filmed or publicly printed. Our public relations should be guided by the principle of attraction rather then promotion. There is never need to praise ourselves. We feel better to let our friends recommend us. (Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio and films.)

34. Promises  New Way of Living  New Freedom  Abstinence Maintenance

35. Recovery Hope Help Healing