If you are new to AA or are searching for the answers to a ‘drinking problem’, the link below is to an online version of our AA ‘Big Book’ which has all the answers we need and you can carry it around in your pocket. Read it anywhere you have a spare moment. Great for long journeys on trains, planes, boats and waiting rooms. If you have headphones, you can listen to or watch it being read.
“For 75 Years AA GB has been working in these islands. Right from the start, they have been committed to supporting people in every walk of life, in every environment, in every place because the disease of alcoholism knows no frontiers, it knows no boundaries. And over those 75 years AA GB has demonstrated time and time again that wherever it is needed it will go.”
It can be accessed via the attached link: 75 Years of AA GB
The largest, most rigorous independent study on Alcoholics Anonymous to date shows that AA can help people get sober, stay sober, drink less, and suffer fewer negative consequences of drinking, all while keeping health care costs down. Watch scientists John Kelly (Harvard/MGH) and Keith Humphreys (Stanford/VA) discuss their findings (published 3/11/20 by the Cochrane Collaborative), with commentary from psychologist Gabrielle Jones.