Alcoholics Anonymous
By Sarah Beller
A bold new documentary, The Anonymous People, breaks the invisibility of addiction. MORE
By Harry Healy
The scourge of political correctness and hurt feelings dilutes the message and effectiveness of the 12 Steps. MORE
By Anna David
I’ve seen too many people attack the program that saved my life—often in comments fields on The Fix. But their problem isn’t AA itself; it’s some of AA's members. MORE
Ann Behringer went from being Tina Turner's back-up dancer and singer to being a leading addiction therapist. But she had to get sober first. MORE
By Zan Eisley
Why I’m not comfortable asking “Our Father” to deliver us from evil. MORE
People say you shouldn't date or sleep around in early sobriety. I did, and it was awesome. MORE
The "vaccine" would induce hangover symptoms after just one sip of alcohol. But is it just another quick fix? MORE
Meetings provide a crucial support system for recovering alcoholics behind bars, prisoners tell The Fix. MORE
By Bryan Le
Men and women benefit from AA in different ways, Richard Branson writes on "trillion-dollar failure" drug war, and Superman drinks alcohol. MORE
By JL Scott
I used the fact that I was "of service" elsewhere as an excuse to stay out of AA—until I was forced to help the person I'd always ignored: myself. MORE









