What if Alcoholics Anonymous doesn’t work for you? You’re not alone. Explore why the 12-step model isn’t for everyone, and ...

Brad Pitt is opening up about his experience in recovery. During an appearance on “Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard ,” the ...

The 12-step recovery program is built on free, informal meetings, available at almost any time of day or night, in communities across the country.

Recovery is possible, but you have to put in the work to move past addiction. ... you can locate the nearest Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous meetings near you.

Recovery is possible and is a journey that transforms lives, restores hope and empowers communities. More: Lee Health: Stay safe in the summer heat.

Broomall native shares message that recovery is possible for anyone ‘Give yourself a chance,’ Kenney Oppel says. ... the 12 steps of AA are posted on every single room,” Oppel said, ...

If that doesn't sound like a solid fit, there are a bunch of other secular recovery alternatives to AA. LifeRing is a group geared towards personal empowerment (think Tony Robbins style positivity ...

No matter where folks are in their recovery, it’s possible; 72.2% of people who have reported having a substance use problem considered themselves to be in recovery. Let’s unpack how to get there.

Portland Recovery Community Center’s annual Rally 4 Recovery, at noon at Payson Park on Saturday, is a celebration for everyone, including families and children.