12-Step Programs for Addiction Not For Everyone

12-Step Programs for Addiction Not For Everyone:
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and its sister program, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), have been considered the standard treatment for recovering addicts since their inception. AA, founded by Bill Wilson and William Griffith, is based on the 12 steps, first published in 1938. Narcotics Anonymous was founded in 1982 and follows similar principles.

An estimated 23 million Americans struggle with addiction. Many of these addicts seek AA or NA as part of their road to recovery. A number of rehabilitation centers focus on the 12 steps and urge those in recovery to continue attending meetings on a regular basis to maintain their hard-earned sobriety.

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