Twelve-step program

The Twelve-Step Program is a structured approach used primarily by individuals seeking recovery from addiction or compulsive behaviors, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). It involves twelve guiding principles aimed at personal growth and spiritual development. Participants acknowledge their problems, reflect on their lives, make amends for past harms, and help others facing similar struggles. The steps promote self-awareness, accountability, and community support, emphasizing that recovery is a lifelong journey. The program's framework encourages individuals to seek guidance from a higher power, fostering resilience and connection with others as they work towards healing and sobriety.