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Every day millions of people gather in meeting halls, churches, board rooms, back rooms, and even their own homes, to engage in meetings based on the traditional 12 Steps program.  Addicts attend these 12 Step meetings to give them a chance to talk about themselves and learn a process that can help them recover.  Every day lives are changed through the practice of this process, and millions have received a new chance because the 12 Steps program can work.  The program works because it has a universal appeal and when practiced, it gets results.

Some people feel disconnected and have no interest in a bunch of people getting together to whine about their problems.  They read the 12 Steps and don’t see how doing the things in the steps will make their lives better.  They start out asking really good questions and end up just being quiet since the responses they get all assumed that they are just being resistant and that the questions are just their addiction talking.  In the past that may have been true, but with the millions of teens and long-term users now needing support, it’s become evident that a few of the questions are actually genuine and need to be answered.  The Anti-12 Steps gives answers to many of those questions.

The Anti-12 Steps program works best when you see the world for what it is.  It works for people who wish those giving me a hard time would understand where I’m coming from.  The Anti-12 Steps program talks about exactly where the addict is coming from.  We want to address what is actually going on in your head, not just what should be going on in there.

It is time to be honest and blunt about the reality of fighting addiction.  By studying the past, it’s possible to learn more about the now and where the future lies.  So, welcome to the present, the past, and hopefully, a new future.

It’s time for some reality.  You must be honest about yourself and about what you think, even if you don’t want to admit it to others.