… recovery program of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). … affiliation with other members, and feeling
God's presence in daily life are comparable in intensity to those indicated in our prior studies …

… SA involvement was measured with items adapted from the Alcoholics Anonymous … study,
the “Alcoholics Anonymous” term from the AAI was replaced with the “Sexaholics Anonymous.” …

… the prevalence of Clubs of Alcoholics in Treatment, a recovery … the World Association of the
Clubs of Alcoholics in Treatment (… The second book is very comprehensive study on the same …

… affiliation with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). The sample frame consists of 60 women’s stories
as submitted to the Grapevine: The International Journal of Alcoholics Anonymous … study is …

… Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has been around for almost a century. … in the study were similar
between the placebo and naltrexone groups (8). Weight loss is another known side effect of …

… Another study reported a positive association of negative … , elimination,63 and side effects,64
highlighting the importance of … Alcoholics Anonymous, the largest and most popular mutual …

… over time in the weeks after abstinence initiation. In the present study, we aimed to test similar
… , and therapeutic alliance before and after the initiation of abstinence during CBT for AUD. …

… treatments for alcohol use disorder, this study suggests that it … affective states and Alcoholics
Anonymous involvement. … one treatment costs more, takes longer, or has more side effects …

… Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) [15]. This finding suggests that spirituality and religiosity can
positively influence treatment … change even among individuals not affiliated of AA or religious …

… While our survey of hepatology and gastroenterology providers demonstrated higher rates of
alcohol screening and referrals for behavioral therapy… Further studies are needed to assess …