Lovato, who has struggled with an eating disorder, said learning to cook has been "an important part" of healing her ...

There’s nothing quite like a spa break to help the body and mind recover after a heavy weekend and Glastonbury attendees will know this all too well. Whether you’re looking for an ultra-modern stay ...

AA – Delta Drop In, Escanaba – Big Book Study, Closed meeting; for anyone having a problem with alcoholism themselves. Handicap accessible. 12-1p.m. The Salvation Army of Escanaba, Free lunch through ...

The prayer, adopted by Alcoholics Anonymous in 1941, has become synonymous with the recovery movement, but its applications seem to widen every day.

Fellow patients on the psychiatric ward, gangster mates, friends he made at AA, policemen he abhorred, and estranged members of his own family are some of the people who feature in Walk In My Shoes.

The AA’s fleet director, Duncan Webb, told Fleet News at 10 that the breakdown and recovery company has been forced to adapt its equipment to cope with the increase in weight and size of ...

It’s known as the Big Book, a tract that contains the doctrine for Alcoholics Anonymous, a treatment plan first published in 1939 that sparked a recovery religion with its 12-step program.

I’m almost at five months sober now, and I’ve found myself getting tired and less motivated with AA. I did 90 in 90 and was so keen on it, and then I just hit a wall. I find myself just kind ...

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) has announced the publication of the Plain Language Big Book: A Tool for Reading Alcoholics Anonymous, a new resource designed to make the Twelve Step recovery program ...

Inspired by her work with stroke patients, Sarah Stollberg, a physical therapy specialist in New Orleans, wrote a book to help guide stroke survivors on the road to recovery.

The program, called "Read to Recovery," will provide books on healing from substance abuse for free to anyone at all San Francisco library branches even if they don't have a library card.

More drug recovery books are stolen from San Francisco's public libraries than any other genre. Now, city officials want to expand a pilot program to provide offer for free.