… for age as impulsivity normatively drops off after young adulthood)… , and improved psychosocial
outcomes in year 1. In year 8 … attendance was measured via survey self-report, impulsivity …

… The fourth study found that total medical care costs decreased for participants attending
CBT… was on psychosocial interventions. In fact, knowledge of participation in a psychosocial …

… impulsive personality traits and heavy drinking; and (iii) additional factors related to alcohol
drinking and/or heavy alcohol drinking … severe AUD who reported attending AA. To overcome …

… Implications of this study: Given that the psychological dimensions of impulsivity … Alcoholics
Anonymous attendance, decreases in impulsivity and drinking and psychosocial outcomes …

… treatments in reducing intensity of drinking, alcohol-related consequences and severity …
find differences in clinical outcomes among active psychosocial treatments, the magnitude …

… in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an important psychosocial … between AA attendance and
reduced drinks per drinking day … duration was related to decreased impulsivity (from baseline …

… seems AA attendance and involvement are associated with positive drinking outcomes and
… lead to better alcohol use outcomes by reducing depression symptoms?. Addiction. 105:626…

… improvements in mindfulness levels, impulsivity and anxiety after the … We used attendance
to treatment sessions as a proxy for … We found a decrease in anxiety and depression and an …

… Moreover, by the time a family or couple is attending therapy, they have often reached a
behavioral impasse due to entrenched problems in their relationships and the lack of a “…

… their own ability to regulate impulsive decisions, therefore … is to demystify how and why
Alcoholics Anonymous works, and why … from AUD, attendance to AA meetings results in increased …