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Contemporary Drug Problems archives from December 1992
The evolution of Al-Anon: a content analysis of stories in two editions of its "Big Book." (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... This study is a content analysis based on a comparison of two editions of Al-Anon's "Big Book," Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism (1965; 1985). These are the Al-Anon counterparts to the original "Big Book" of Alcoholics Anonymous, first published by...
Al-Anon groups in Mexico. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... The origins and fundamental of the Al-Anon movement have been described in many studies. This paper presents the characteristics of this fellowship in Mexico and its development and manner of working in Mexican society. Some of the...
From the rib of AA: Al-Anon in Finland. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was started by alcoholic men in the US in the 1930s. According to Lois, wife of Bill W., a cofounder of AA, the wives and children of these men also actively participated in the early development of the AA movement, as...
Beliefs on the source of sobriety: interactions of membership in Women for Sobriety and Alcoholics Anonymous. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... Until the late 1970s little research was done on women alcoholics, and not much attention was paid to the distinct needs women might have in terms of alcohol treatment (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 1980: 201); a woman...
The ideological and organizational development of the Swedish Links movement. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... The first Society of Links was founded in 1945, eight years earlier than the first group of Alcoholics Anonymous in Sweden. The initiative was taken by Axel Sallqvist, an inspector at the Temperance Board in Stockholm, a body responsible for...
Self-help abstainer clubs in Poland. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... Historical background
Self-help movements to support people with alcohol-related problems do not have a long tradition in Poland. Between the two world wars and for some time after World War II, a classic sobriety movement existed in...
National models: self-help groups for alcohol problems not applying the Twelve Steps program. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... In the last few decades the vitality of self-help groups has increased considerably. They now play an important role in society alongside traditional forms of professional treatment. One of the leading examples of self-help groups today, with...
"Healing ourselves and our planet": the emergence and nature of a generalized twelve-step consciousness. (Mutual Help for Alcohol-Related Problems: Studies of Al-Anon and of Alternatives to Alcoholics Anonymous)
December 22, 1992... The author is Vice-President for Research and Development at the Addiction Research Foundation (33 Russell St., Toronto, Ont. M5S 2S1, Canada). He has coedited Drinking: Behavior and Belief in Modern History (1991), Research, Action and the...