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Protecting Anonymity: A Letter to the Media from Alcoholics Anonymous
To Managing Editors, News Reporters and Photo DirectorsRadio and Television Editors and ProducersTelevision Talk Show HostsSocial Media Influencers,
Alcoholics Anonymous offers a unique perspective on alcoholism and recovery, shaped by collective experience and the guiding principles of our program. This blog explores how AA views alcoholism, recovery and the role of anonymity, fellowship and service to achieve lasting sobriety.
To Managing Editors, News Reporters and Photo DirectorsRadio and Television Editors and ProducersTelevision Talk Show HostsSocial Media Influencers,
Is AA right for me? If you’ve asked yourself this question, you’re not alone. Every one of us
Is AA Religious? This is a question we hear often. AA is not a religious organisation and isn’t
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a network of individuals who have recognised the need to stop drinking and seek
AA and the Professional Community Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has a long-standing relationship with professionals in healthcare, addiction treatment,
Expressions commonly heard in AA are “If you don’t take that first drink, you can’t get drunk” and
Our blog features personal stories that share our experience, strength, and hope. From hitting rock bottom to embracing a new life in recovery, these honest reflections highlight the challenges and triumphs along the way. Each story serves as a reminder that you’re not alone and that a brighter, sober future is possible.
Recovery is about finding the strength to climb out of the darkest moments and reclaim control of your life. No matter how deep the struggle feels, with support and the right tools, freedom from alcohol is within reach. Every step forward is a step toward a healthier, brighter future.
