Teenagers and Alcoholics Anonymous
Freedom from Bondage
A story of teenage recovery from Alcoholism
Young when she joined, this A.A. member believes her serious drinking was the result of even deeper issues. She tells here how she was set free, " ...This great experience that released me from the bondage of hatred and replaced it with love is really just another affirmation of the truth I know: I get everything I need in Alcoholics Anonymous - and everything I need I get. And when I get what I need, I invariably find that it is just what I needed all along."
Reprinted from the Big Book, Alcoholics Anonymous, with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.
This is a sample of the help available for teenagers suffering from alcohol problems themselves, or living in alcoholic families, in New Zealand:
Teenage Alcoholics
"Young people in Sobriety" is an A.A. group that meets every Saturday evening at the 24-Hour Club, 1 Pollen St, Grey Lynn, Auckland.
All groups welcome people of all ages to their meetings.
Friends
Get Back Friends
Isolation From Friends
A sense of isolation and loneliness are symptomatic of all addictions. Through recovery we reconnect with true friends, and rebuild a network of new friends.
0800 AAWORKS (0800 229 6757)
Information for Young People considering Alcoholics Anonymous
Teenagers in AA Recovery
A group of people reflect recovery in AA.
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