ANONYMES, MAIS PAS INVISIBLES


Mexique, Mexico
Ce blog, fondé en janvier 2008, n'engage aucunement le Mouvement des Alcooliques Anonymes ni Al-Anon Alateen. Son unique objectif est d'informer sur AA et Al-Anon Alateen.
"We've been talking about the dangers of alcohol abuse quite a bit over recent weeks.
We have had quite a few discussions about the changes to the sale of take-away alcohol in some western towns." ...
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Alcoholics Anonymous opens up
• AA reached Canada in the early 1940s, and by 1948 there were 21 groups in Toronto alone.
• Because alcoholism affects entire families, there are also the spinoff support groups Al-Anon (for spouses of alcoholics) and Alateen (for teenage children of alcoholics).
• In 2005 the international convention of AA was held in Toronto. Over 44,000 members - of an estimated two million worldwide - attended the conference.
• Though many alcoholics have successfully become sober with the help of AA, the program has its critics. According to a 2004 article in the Christian Science Monitor, research has not shown AA to be any more effective than other types of professional treatment for alcoholism. Some doctors disagree with AA's tenet that alcoholism is an incurable disease, while other people are troubled by the religious overtones of the group's methods.
Alcoholics Anonymous opens up
Medium: Television
Program: 7 O'Clock Show
Broadcast Date: May 20, 1959
Guest(s): Bill N., Bill S., Jill W.
Host: Bob Quintrell
Duration: 22:23