Twelve-step Program Answers
Should homophobic people enter some sort of Twelve Step Program to fight their addiction to ignorance?
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Asked by Actually, Ashley! - Tue Jul 10 04:50:48 2007 - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered - 11 Answers - Comments
A. No, all they need is a two step program to find a meaningful purpose in life: 1. Take a hammer like this one - 2. Hit their own heads with it, and go "Ping Pong, I am a little Dong". This is a lifetime program, and should be carried out repeatedly without any interruptions.
Answered by Gaymes Last Orchestra - Tue Jul 10 05:45:52 2007
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Asked by Actually, Ashley! - Tue Jul 10 04:50:48 2007 - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered - 11 Answers - Comments
A. No, all they need is a two step program to find a meaningful purpose in life: 1. Take a hammer like this one - 2. Hit their own heads with it, and go "Ping Pong, I am a little Dong". This is a lifetime program, and should be carried out repeatedly without any interruptions.
Answered by Gaymes Last Orchestra - Tue Jul 10 05:45:52 2007
Do you think we should start a support group for Yahoo Answers addicts?
Q. I'm thinking of calling it YAA (Yahoo Answerholics Anonymous). What do you think? LOL I know I would be the first to join! What do you think our twelve step program should be?...LOL :D OMG you guys! I can't actually believe I did this but I started a Yahoo Group for Answerholics...LMFAO! Check it out...It's gonna be huge. LOL
Asked by Jade Orchid - Tue Feb 21 10:03:00 2006 - Yahoo! Answers - 10 Answers - 6 Comments
A. Can't join right now. Too busy looking at questions. --- 1. We admitted we were powerless over questions and that made our lives unmanageable. 2. Came to believe the hamster would return us to sanity. 3. Made a decision to turn our wants and our actions to the keyboard as we are able to type on it. 4. Made a searching and fearless search of the Internet. 5. Admitted to the hamster, ourselves, and anyone who will read the answers, what we are doing. 6. Became willing respond to noise. 7. Insatiably demanded more features. 8. Made a list of all questions we had answered and repeated them to co-workers, friends, family, clerks, cops... 9. Typed a fast response whenever possible, except when to do so would beg the question. 10. Continued to do… [cont.]
Answered by ebob - Tue Feb 21 10:23:16 2006
Q. I'm thinking of calling it YAA (Yahoo Answerholics Anonymous). What do you think? LOL I know I would be the first to join! What do you think our twelve step program should be?...LOL :D OMG you guys! I can't actually believe I did this but I started a Yahoo Group for Answerholics...LMFAO! Check it out...It's gonna be huge. LOL
Asked by Jade Orchid - Tue Feb 21 10:03:00 2006 - Yahoo! Answers - 10 Answers - 6 Comments
A. Can't join right now. Too busy looking at questions. --- 1. We admitted we were powerless over questions and that made our lives unmanageable. 2. Came to believe the hamster would return us to sanity. 3. Made a decision to turn our wants and our actions to the keyboard as we are able to type on it. 4. Made a searching and fearless search of the Internet. 5. Admitted to the hamster, ourselves, and anyone who will read the answers, what we are doing. 6. Became willing respond to noise. 7. Insatiably demanded more features. 8. Made a list of all questions we had answered and repeated them to co-workers, friends, family, clerks, cops... 9. Typed a fast response whenever possible, except when to do so would beg the question. 10. Continued to do… [cont.]
Answered by ebob - Tue Feb 21 10:23:16 2006
can any one tell me what a twelve step program is.??
Q. because every time i try to make it to n\a i take 4 steps and fall over.!!!
Asked by wilster333 - Sun May 27 11:20:35 2007 - Polls & Surveys - 11 Answers - Comments
A. not funny... not funny at all...
Answered by NunYaBidNess - Sun May 27 11:24:43 2007
Q. because every time i try to make it to n\a i take 4 steps and fall over.!!!
Asked by wilster333 - Sun May 27 11:20:35 2007 - Polls & Surveys - 11 Answers - Comments
A. not funny... not funny at all...
Answered by NunYaBidNess - Sun May 27 11:24:43 2007
Are twelve step programs really effective?
Q. There seems to be so much hype regarding twelve-step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
Asked by annie lk - Mon Aug 20 01:59:36 2007 - Other - Health - 12 Answers - Comments
A. According to researches made by the National Institute of Drug Abuse, participating in complementary 12-step programs increases the individual's chances of staying in a drug treatment program for a longer time. There was also a study that found that the patients who attended more individual and group counseling sessions were found to have significantly lower levels of drug usage during and after treatment than those who had participated less frequently. This does not mean, though, that patients can already forgo going to drug or alcohol treatment programs in favor of just 12-step programs alone.
Answered by ashley a - Mon Aug 20 02:00:43 2007
Q. There seems to be so much hype regarding twelve-step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
Asked by annie lk - Mon Aug 20 01:59:36 2007 - Other - Health - 12 Answers - Comments
A. According to researches made by the National Institute of Drug Abuse, participating in complementary 12-step programs increases the individual's chances of staying in a drug treatment program for a longer time. There was also a study that found that the patients who attended more individual and group counseling sessions were found to have significantly lower levels of drug usage during and after treatment than those who had participated less frequently. This does not mean, though, that patients can already forgo going to drug or alcohol treatment programs in favor of just 12-step programs alone.
Answered by ashley a - Mon Aug 20 02:00:43 2007
If someone is metal ill and does illegal drugs. Are there drug rehabs that allow them to stay on their?
Q. prescription drugs? Or are most twelve step programs...cold turkey? I know there are twelve steps programs that want you to be completely clean...even if the drugs are for a mental disorder. I just wasn't sure, if one of you beautiful people had some words of wisdom for a family member that is going through a tough time...which is effecting my family.
Asked by Katherine - Sun Aug 12 23:47:39 2007 - Other - Diseases - 3 Answers - Comments
A. If he needs the anti psychotics to keep his brain levels stable then I don't think a normal re-hab centre would take him. He may have to be admitted to the psychiatric ward in the hospital. Re-hab centres don't even give out paracetamol for headaches as it is still a drug. Have a great day/night!!! K
Answered by Kelly R - Mon Aug 13 00:28:12 2007
Q. prescription drugs? Or are most twelve step programs...cold turkey? I know there are twelve steps programs that want you to be completely clean...even if the drugs are for a mental disorder. I just wasn't sure, if one of you beautiful people had some words of wisdom for a family member that is going through a tough time...which is effecting my family.
Asked by Katherine - Sun Aug 12 23:47:39 2007 - Other - Diseases - 3 Answers - Comments
A. If he needs the anti psychotics to keep his brain levels stable then I don't think a normal re-hab centre would take him. He may have to be admitted to the psychiatric ward in the hospital. Re-hab centres don't even give out paracetamol for headaches as it is still a drug. Have a great day/night!!! K
Answered by Kelly R - Mon Aug 13 00:28:12 2007
Why do the Republican/conservative take the utter failure of Bush personal?
Q. With such drastic administrative/leadership failure to our country, why would ANYONE consider an upside to such incompodence? Is this a psychological blem that a twelve step program might overcome with meds? past med time for some...
Asked by edubya - Sat Nov 1 16:52:41 2008 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. They are very small people who lack the ability to admit when they are wrong, much like a child with his hand in the cookie jar and denying it. They find it hard to back down because they were so arrogant and self righteous, wearing their flip flop mickey mouse hats and swaggering like Bush. That's ok though. In three days we can raise a middle finger salute to these scum bags. And Barack told me that he has all of Little Richard's records.
Answered by The Shoe In Your Face - Sat Nov 1 17:25:12 2008
Q. With such drastic administrative/leadership failure to our country, why would ANYONE consider an upside to such incompodence? Is this a psychological blem that a twelve step program might overcome with meds? past med time for some...
Asked by edubya - Sat Nov 1 16:52:41 2008 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. They are very small people who lack the ability to admit when they are wrong, much like a child with his hand in the cookie jar and denying it. They find it hard to back down because they were so arrogant and self righteous, wearing their flip flop mickey mouse hats and swaggering like Bush. That's ok though. In three days we can raise a middle finger salute to these scum bags. And Barack told me that he has all of Little Richard's records.
Answered by The Shoe In Your Face - Sat Nov 1 17:25:12 2008
Are twelve step programs (like AA) a religon?
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Asked by - Thu Jun 24 19:03:07 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Religions are defined by: 1) God or gods 2) ritual 3) sacred words or text 4) hierarchy 5) dogma AA has all five. Several higher courts have examined AA and found it to be at least "religious in nature" and court mandated AA to be a violation of the Establishment Clause. AA is a splinter group of the Christian sect The Oxford Group: However, several basic AA beliefs do not conform to basic Christianity. "Turning our will and our lives over to the care of God" is a rejection of Free Will. And no matter how humbly one asks, in Christianity, one should not expect miracles on demand. Bill W and Dr. Bob dabbled in the occult, practices forbidden by mainstream Christianity. The God of AA does not cure alcoholism, only grants… [cont.]
Answered by - Fri Jun 25 09:21:23 2010
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Asked by - Thu Jun 24 19:03:07 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Religions are defined by: 1) God or gods 2) ritual 3) sacred words or text 4) hierarchy 5) dogma AA has all five. Several higher courts have examined AA and found it to be at least "religious in nature" and court mandated AA to be a violation of the Establishment Clause. AA is a splinter group of the Christian sect The Oxford Group: However, several basic AA beliefs do not conform to basic Christianity. "Turning our will and our lives over to the care of God" is a rejection of Free Will. And no matter how humbly one asks, in Christianity, one should not expect miracles on demand. Bill W and Dr. Bob dabbled in the occult, practices forbidden by mainstream Christianity. The God of AA does not cure alcoholism, only grants… [cont.]
Answered by - Fri Jun 25 09:21:23 2010
Is there a twelve step program out there for all those disgruntled Mc Cain/Palin supporters?
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Asked by Wolfdog - Fri Nov 7 06:50:14 2008 - Elections - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Where's my 12 step program for disenchanted Ron Paul supporters? Maybe the great and powerful Obama will set one up for me. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
Answered by just me - Fri Nov 7 07:02:41 2008
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Asked by Wolfdog - Fri Nov 7 06:50:14 2008 - Elections - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Where's my 12 step program for disenchanted Ron Paul supporters? Maybe the great and powerful Obama will set one up for me. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
Answered by just me - Fri Nov 7 07:02:41 2008
I'm entering a Co Da twelve step program?
Q. I have realized the results of my actions and the damage I have done to my relationships and to myself. I recognize that my childhood and early adulthood has caused me to create mechanisms to stop pain and gain acceptance and feel loved in dangerous ways and situations and the pattern continues. I need to stop this cycle now and I'm unable to continue to pretend to be in control of myself. I need help reconciling with my past and keeping it from inhibiting me in the future. I want loving, kind relationships with friends and family and romantic interests but my actions have prevented this from happening. I need a change, what can I expect at this first meeting? What has been your experience with this program?
Asked by - Mon Aug 23 11:42:14 2010 - Mental Health - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Twelve step programs are generally good if they are followed correctly. I'd suggest at your first meeting, just go along & listen to the other people there. Don't put pressure on yourself to speak, or as they call it, 'share'. It is an option just to listen & not share anything. Stick around after the meeting though & maybe introduce yourself then and have a more personal conversation with someone. All in all, just take it easy for a l-o-n-g time, get a couple of phone numbers from long time recovering members & take it from there. If something doesn't feel right or you think its wrong, perhaps share this with somebody who's a long time in recovery. Oh aye, forget about the future, start living one day at a time & stay… [cont.]
Answered by - Tue Aug 24 07:31:41 2010
Q. I have realized the results of my actions and the damage I have done to my relationships and to myself. I recognize that my childhood and early adulthood has caused me to create mechanisms to stop pain and gain acceptance and feel loved in dangerous ways and situations and the pattern continues. I need to stop this cycle now and I'm unable to continue to pretend to be in control of myself. I need help reconciling with my past and keeping it from inhibiting me in the future. I want loving, kind relationships with friends and family and romantic interests but my actions have prevented this from happening. I need a change, what can I expect at this first meeting? What has been your experience with this program?
Asked by - Mon Aug 23 11:42:14 2010 - Mental Health - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Twelve step programs are generally good if they are followed correctly. I'd suggest at your first meeting, just go along & listen to the other people there. Don't put pressure on yourself to speak, or as they call it, 'share'. It is an option just to listen & not share anything. Stick around after the meeting though & maybe introduce yourself then and have a more personal conversation with someone. All in all, just take it easy for a l-o-n-g time, get a couple of phone numbers from long time recovering members & take it from there. If something doesn't feel right or you think its wrong, perhaps share this with somebody who's a long time in recovery. Oh aye, forget about the future, start living one day at a time & stay… [cont.]
Answered by - Tue Aug 24 07:31:41 2010
What would be a good gift idea for my Aussie best friend?
Q. What do you think about a twelve-step program, and a laminated card with a picture of myself on the front and the Serenity Prayer printed on the back?
Asked by Lurker - Wed Apr 18 04:52:02 2007 - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Dude, put Oprah's picture on the card. And throw in a goody bag filled with peanut butter and blue-eyed Ken dolls.
Answered by Your Gay Lord - Wed Apr 18 05:37:46 2007
Q. What do you think about a twelve-step program, and a laminated card with a picture of myself on the front and the Serenity Prayer printed on the back?
Asked by Lurker - Wed Apr 18 04:52:02 2007 - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Dude, put Oprah's picture on the card. And throw in a goody bag filled with peanut butter and blue-eyed Ken dolls.
Answered by Your Gay Lord - Wed Apr 18 05:37:46 2007
What is the successful method to stop sex addiction beside twelve step program or conventional license therapy?
Q. please no 12 step programs or conventional licensed therapists Thanx guys hey r i did check out the webpage www.addictioncontrol.blogspot.com it does have a lotta info on sex addiction
Asked by plz help - Sat Jan 30 02:53:32 2010 - Mental Health - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Castration
Answered by Resonance Structure - Sat Jan 30 03:05:14 2010
Q. please no 12 step programs or conventional licensed therapists Thanx guys hey r i did check out the webpage www.addictioncontrol.blogspot.com it does have a lotta info on sex addiction
Asked by plz help - Sat Jan 30 02:53:32 2010 - Mental Health - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Castration
Answered by Resonance Structure - Sat Jan 30 03:05:14 2010
Do recovering bolemics and anorexics work a twelve step program?
Q. Like A.A. and N.A? Finding higher power, admitting powerlesness to the disease, getting a sponsor, etc.?
Asked by Bonathon M - Sat Jul 14 00:07:49 2007 - Other - Diseases - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Some attend OA meetings as a part of their treatment program.
Answered by michele - Sat Jul 14 00:11:05 2007
Q. Like A.A. and N.A? Finding higher power, admitting powerlesness to the disease, getting a sponsor, etc.?
Asked by Bonathon M - Sat Jul 14 00:07:49 2007 - Other - Diseases - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Some attend OA meetings as a part of their treatment program.
Answered by michele - Sat Jul 14 00:11:05 2007
Why do people think that the 12-Step cult is somehow "Christian"?
Q. Some years ago Martin and Deidre Bobgan wrote 12 Steps To Destruction, a blunt and accurate analysis of the 12 Step movement. This well-researched book angered some and was ignored by others. The authors write, Twelve-Step programs are in essence New Age religions and Archetypical precursors of a one-world religion. They do not hold a common doctrine of God and His creation. [1] You will find that, sure enough, a quick internet search demonstrates how compatible 12 Step groups are with New Age/New Spirituality. Or, really, with anything else. According to pass it on, A.A. cofounder Bill Wilson felt A.A. s usefulness was worldwide, and contained spiritual principles that members of any and every religion could accept, including the Eastern… [cont.]
Asked by - Fri Dec 12 12:59:42 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Thanks for posting this. I agree with you that the 12 steps is not christian but opens the door for New age beliefs. I have family members in 12 step programs and although it is good that they are sober but what good is that if they are eternally lost because they are told that their higher power can be anything they want it to be. My dad says that your higher power can be a tree or what ever you want. I always tell him that the tree can't do anything for you. Only the true living God can truly set people free. The 12 steps also puts to much dependence in man or a sponsor. It also shows freedom by works and not faith. You have to keep working it and if you don't you fail. Jesus is the only answer. The Most Excellent Way is a Christian… [cont.]
Answered by Fishergirl 4 Jesus <>< - Fri Dec 12 13:31:22 2008
Q. Some years ago Martin and Deidre Bobgan wrote 12 Steps To Destruction, a blunt and accurate analysis of the 12 Step movement. This well-researched book angered some and was ignored by others. The authors write, Twelve-Step programs are in essence New Age religions and Archetypical precursors of a one-world religion. They do not hold a common doctrine of God and His creation. [1] You will find that, sure enough, a quick internet search demonstrates how compatible 12 Step groups are with New Age/New Spirituality. Or, really, with anything else. According to pass it on, A.A. cofounder Bill Wilson felt A.A. s usefulness was worldwide, and contained spiritual principles that members of any and every religion could accept, including the Eastern… [cont.]
Asked by - Fri Dec 12 12:59:42 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Thanks for posting this. I agree with you that the 12 steps is not christian but opens the door for New age beliefs. I have family members in 12 step programs and although it is good that they are sober but what good is that if they are eternally lost because they are told that their higher power can be anything they want it to be. My dad says that your higher power can be a tree or what ever you want. I always tell him that the tree can't do anything for you. Only the true living God can truly set people free. The 12 steps also puts to much dependence in man or a sponsor. It also shows freedom by works and not faith. You have to keep working it and if you don't you fail. Jesus is the only answer. The Most Excellent Way is a Christian… [cont.]
Answered by Fishergirl 4 Jesus <>< - Fri Dec 12 13:31:22 2008
Oh dear...do you think I might need a twelve step program for this?
Q. I am powerless to stop eating Tostitos Salsa Con Queso. Evidently my life has also become unmanageable because I just went to the ladies room and discovered that I have been walking around the office for the past two hours with a huge blob of it smeared in my hair. I'm scared...
Asked by shut_up_and_talk_to_me - Tue Jan 9 16:49:47 2007 - Polls & Surveys - 12 Answers - Comments
A. Don't worry! Everything will be alright.
Answered by mreed316 - Tue Jan 9 16:53:20 2007
Q. I am powerless to stop eating Tostitos Salsa Con Queso. Evidently my life has also become unmanageable because I just went to the ladies room and discovered that I have been walking around the office for the past two hours with a huge blob of it smeared in my hair. I'm scared...
Asked by shut_up_and_talk_to_me - Tue Jan 9 16:49:47 2007 - Polls & Surveys - 12 Answers - Comments
A. Don't worry! Everything will be alright.
Answered by mreed316 - Tue Jan 9 16:53:20 2007
How many trolls here are either; 1. drop-outs, or 2. should be members, of a twelve step program or treatment?
Q. How unlikely is it, that if many of them are young men, they're: 1. to become abusers of women (or already are) 2. engaging in criminal or other antisocial behaviors 3. currently or should be receiving mental treatment 4. engaging in the mistreatment of animals Is it possible these individuals are only manifesting the symptoms of a deeper maladjusted character? If many of them are adult males, if they haven't already acted out in the manner described above, how much longer before you think they will? What kind of parents could they be (or have had), to have the propensity to behave like this? What kind of destructive messages are they (or will be) giving to young girls as their daughters? What kind of sons are the result of this influence?… [cont.]
Asked by shingoshidao - Mon Dec 10 03:21:56 2007 - Gender & Women's Studies - 14 Answers - Comments
A. I think you're probably quite right, Shingoshi, to see their antisocial behaviour here as a symptom of more serious dysfunction... I have come to see YA as a microcosm of world society [obviously very distorted] which, like all societies, has its "malcontents".
Answered by Zucchinisinratatouille - Mon Dec 10 08:12:19 2007
Q. How unlikely is it, that if many of them are young men, they're: 1. to become abusers of women (or already are) 2. engaging in criminal or other antisocial behaviors 3. currently or should be receiving mental treatment 4. engaging in the mistreatment of animals Is it possible these individuals are only manifesting the symptoms of a deeper maladjusted character? If many of them are adult males, if they haven't already acted out in the manner described above, how much longer before you think they will? What kind of parents could they be (or have had), to have the propensity to behave like this? What kind of destructive messages are they (or will be) giving to young girls as their daughters? What kind of sons are the result of this influence?… [cont.]
Asked by shingoshidao - Mon Dec 10 03:21:56 2007 - Gender & Women's Studies - 14 Answers - Comments
A. I think you're probably quite right, Shingoshi, to see their antisocial behaviour here as a symptom of more serious dysfunction... I have come to see YA as a microcosm of world society [obviously very distorted] which, like all societies, has its "malcontents".
Answered by Zucchinisinratatouille - Mon Dec 10 08:12:19 2007
Why does the 12-step program have so much religious gobbledygook mixed in?
Q. some of the original Twelve Steps as published by Alcoholics Anonymous: 2. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity 3. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him 5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs. 6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character 11. Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out. geez, do people really need this nonsense to get clean?
Asked by Heywood Jablowmi - Wed Dec 23 18:46:15 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 5 Answers - Comments
A. because its a cult!
Answered by never trust a hippy - Wed Dec 23 18:51:52 2009
Q. some of the original Twelve Steps as published by Alcoholics Anonymous: 2. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity 3. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him 5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs. 6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character 11. Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out. geez, do people really need this nonsense to get clean?
Asked by Heywood Jablowmi - Wed Dec 23 18:46:15 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 5 Answers - Comments
A. because its a cult!
Answered by never trust a hippy - Wed Dec 23 18:51:52 2009
What do you need a twelve step program for?
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Asked by Jaimie - Fri Jun 4 21:06:15 2010 - Polls & Surveys - 9 Answers - Comments
A. I just need someone to help support my bad habbits...lol
Answered by **** - Fri Jun 4 22:15:05 2010
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Asked by Jaimie - Fri Jun 4 21:06:15 2010 - Polls & Surveys - 9 Answers - Comments
A. I just need someone to help support my bad habbits...lol
Answered by **** - Fri Jun 4 22:15:05 2010
Is there a twelve step program specifically geared toward pornography?
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Asked by Truth Hurts - Sat Jan 3 00:52:51 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 11 Answers - Comments
A. i'm not sure, but i know there is a support-type group for sex addictions, so maybe it's the same group. delme
Answered by delme - Sat Jan 3 00:56:54 2009
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Asked by Truth Hurts - Sat Jan 3 00:52:51 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 11 Answers - Comments
A. i'm not sure, but i know there is a support-type group for sex addictions, so maybe it's the same group. delme
Answered by delme - Sat Jan 3 00:56:54 2009
have you heard of The Life Process System?
Q. i heard about on a news show and a doctor was telling someone about the difference between the life process system and traditional twelve step programs. he (the dr.) said that 12 step programs do not work. can you please tell me where we can go to to try that new program?
Asked by jenniferchildofjesus - Thu Sep 24 02:28:03 2009 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I think what you are referring to is the life process program c by Dr. Stanton Peele. Dr. Peele is a seminal figure in the addiction field. Since the publication of Love and Addiction in 1975, he has been a pioneer in applying addiction beyond the area of drugs and alcohol, social-environmental causes of addiction, harm reduction treatment (nonabstinent improvements for addicts), and self-cure of addiction. He has presented these ideas and data in a series of nine books and over 200 professional and popular articles. His first article on addiction. quick drug rehabilitation for more information.
Answered by - Fri Sep 25 04:48:27 2009
Q. i heard about on a news show and a doctor was telling someone about the difference between the life process system and traditional twelve step programs. he (the dr.) said that 12 step programs do not work. can you please tell me where we can go to to try that new program?
Asked by jenniferchildofjesus - Thu Sep 24 02:28:03 2009 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I think what you are referring to is the life process program c by Dr. Stanton Peele. Dr. Peele is a seminal figure in the addiction field. Since the publication of Love and Addiction in 1975, he has been a pioneer in applying addiction beyond the area of drugs and alcohol, social-environmental causes of addiction, harm reduction treatment (nonabstinent improvements for addicts), and self-cure of addiction. He has presented these ideas and data in a series of nine books and over 200 professional and popular articles. His first article on addiction. quick drug rehabilitation for more information.
Answered by - Fri Sep 25 04:48:27 2009
Has anyone out there QUIT Fox News and Rush in the last six months?
Q. Have you started reading news from a variety of sources? Did you go to a Twelve-Step program? Interested in your experience.
Asked by Austin W. - Fri Sep 26 09:14:43 2008 - Politics - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes, almost 10 years ago. I was lucky, never got addicted to that garbage. No 12 steps. Just cold turkey. Regards.
Answered by iceman - Fri Sep 26 09:24:29 2008
Q. Have you started reading news from a variety of sources? Did you go to a Twelve-Step program? Interested in your experience.
Asked by Austin W. - Fri Sep 26 09:14:43 2008 - Politics - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes, almost 10 years ago. I was lucky, never got addicted to that garbage. No 12 steps. Just cold turkey. Regards.
Answered by iceman - Fri Sep 26 09:24:29 2008
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