Dr. Bob Smith

Dr. Bob Smith is often credited as a key figure in the field of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and is known for his role in founding this influential organization in the 1930s. Alongside Bill Wilson, he developed the 12-step recovery program, which helps individuals struggling with alcoholism to achieve and maintain sobriety. Smith's contributions to addiction recovery have had a lasting impact, promoting fellowship, support, and accountability among those recovering from alcohol dependency. His work emphasizes the importance of community and shared experiences in overcoming addiction, a concept that has been adopted in many recovery programs worldwide.