Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions

The Twelve Steps are guiding principles used in addiction recovery programs to promote personal growth, accountability, and spiritual connection. They outline a process of admitting powerlessness over addiction, seeking help, making amends, and maintaining ongoing commitment. The Twelve Traditions provide organizational guidelines to ensure the fellowship remains unified, inclusive, and focused on its core purpose. Together, they foster a supportive environment for individuals to recover and sustain sobriety, emphasizing humility, responsibility, and mutual support without reliance on external authority.