ReligionsNet.com Religious Studies Resource Links: Twelve Step Recovery Groups, Non-Twelve Step, and the Lutheran-based Oxford Group, and Alternatives
Recoveries Anonymous, the Solution-Focused Twelve Step Fellowship
Alcoholics Anonymous
All Addictions Anonymous (an attempt to go back to the original approach)
Recoveries Anonymous (another attempt to go back to the original approach)
StepStudy.org (another attempt to go back to the original approach)
Big Book Sponsorship (yet another attempt to go back to the original approach)
AA Minority Opinion Information (and still another attempt to go back to the original approach)
Sexual Addiction Recovery Resources
Wikipedia listing of 12-step groups
Online Meetings (Sexual Addiction Recovery Resources site)
More Revealed (critical)
12-Step Snake Oil (critical)
Rageaholics Anonymous and Rage-Anon
The Semantics of the Twelve Step Neurosis
Cocaine Anonymous
Orange Papers
(skeptical)
Anonymous One
Oxford Group Pamphlets Reprinted
Nicotine Anonymous
More Revealed
(critique)
Recovered Alcoholics
Overeaters Anonymous
Obsessive Compulsive Anonymous
Church of God Anonymous
Emotions Anonymous
Emotional Health Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Sex Addicts Anonymous telephone meetings
Self-Therapy Anonymous (not a conventional 12-step group)
GROW in America (not a conventional 12-step group)
Alcoholism: The Volitional Disease (AA critique)
Recovery From Alcoholism: The 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and Eastern Spirituality: Interpreting the spiritual significance of AAs 12 step recovery program from the perspective of "New Thought" metaphysics.
Silkworth.net (AA history)
Alcoholics Anonymous History (from Dick B.)
Alcoholics Anonymous Bibliography (also from Dick B.)
Alcoholism: The Cause & the Cure
AA Deprogramming
St. Jude Retreat House (Jude Thaddeus Program - not 12 step)
Schick Shadel Hospital (counter-conditioning therapy)
Narcanon (not connected with Narcotics Anonymous)
Secular Organizations for Sobriety
Rational Recovery
Smart Recovery (Break-way from Rational Recovery)
Women for Sobriety
Sex Addicts Anonymous
Church of God Anonymous
National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
SexHelp.com (Patrick Carnes
Stanton Peele Addiction Web Site
Sex Addicts Anonymous Online Meetings
Moderation Management
Alcoholics Anonymous History (its Christian roots)
Anonymous Press
Brookside Institute (non-12-step facility)
A Concordance to Alcoholics Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous
Fundamentalists Anonymous
Fundamentalists Anonymous (another)
Adult Children of Alcoholics
Marijuana Anonymous
Cancer Anonymous
Chemically Dependent Anonymous
Helping Cross Dressers Anonymous (crossdressing)
A.R.T.S. Anonymous (for artists)
Crystal Meth Anonymous
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous
HESHE Anonymous (general addiction)
Trauma Anonymous (post-traumatic stress disorder)
Recovering Couples Anonymous
AA Deprogramming
Families Anonymous (concerned about a loved one)
Homosexuals Anonymous (modified twelve steps into fourteen steps)
Sexaholics Anonymous
Sexaholics Anonymous (alternate URL)
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous
Sexual Recovery Anonymous
Relationships Anonymous
Debtors Anonymous
Cleptomaniacs and Shoplifters Anonymous
Workaholics Anonymous
Survivors of Incest Anonymous
Dual Recovery Anonymous (mental/emotional illness and chemical dependency)
Codependents Anonymous (a dead link last time I checked)
Incest Survivors Anonymous
Obsessive Compulsive Anonymous
S-Anon (those who know sex addicts - informally connected with Sexaholics Anonymous)
Codependents of Sexual Addiction
Al-Anon/Alateen (those who know Alcoholics)
Christians in Recovery
The Christian Recovery Connection
Bahá'ís in Recovery
Recovery Online (a list of scores of twelve-step groups - many with web sites)
The Recovery Emporium
12stepmeetings.com Online (a list of scores of twelve-step groups - many with web sites)
Recovery.org: Online Recovery Resources
Hazelden (pioneer of the Minnesota model, which combined the twelve steps with in-patient treatment, i.e., a rehab clinic)
The Recovery Ring (a webring)
Stinking Thinking Anonymous (not really a twelve-step group, as best I can tell)
Webaholics Anonymous (essentially for humor)
Online Recovery - 12-Step Groups (a more comprehensive list than this one)
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