A Role for Spiritual Change in the Benefits of 12-Step Involvement
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 31 (s3), 76s–79s.
The present study provides further evidence that spiritual change contributes to recovery, at least within the context of 12-step involvement. The study also deepens our understanding of how 12-step involvement works.
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