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What Are AA Chips and Medallions? AA chips and medallions are small, powerful mementos handed out to celebrate milestones and progress in the journey of recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous. They’re not just collectible coins; they’re reminders of resilience, personal victories, … Continue reading →

The heart of alcoholics anonymous lives not only in the twelve steps but in the values that guide them. These 12 spiritual principles shape the recovery process, offering daily tools for character building, habit change, and steady spiritual growth. For … Continue reading →

Sobriety Symbols: What Do They Stand For?  A sobriety symbol is a small reminder with big weight. It signals hope, steady progress, and the strength it takes to keep staying sober. From the familiar AA symbol to bright medallions, each … Continue reading →

Why Celebrating Recovery Milestones Matters Marking milestones in recovery transforms abstract progress into tangible victories. Whether you’ve completed residential treatment at leading treatment centers, graduated from day treatment programs, or simply walked into your tenth NA meeting, pausing to honor … Continue reading →

Introduction to the Circle and Triangle Symbol In Alcoholics Anonymous, the circle and triangle symbol stands as an iconic emblem of the recovery journey. The circle symbolizes unity, wholeness, and serenity, reflecting the fellowship’s commitment to mutual support through twelve … Continue reading →

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) provides a structured, time-tested framework for breaking free from substance dependence and maintaining long-term sobriety. Originating alongside Alcoholics Anonymous world services, NA’s twelve step programs combine NA literature, group fellowship, and spiritual awakening to foster lasting change. … Continue reading →

What Are AA Medallions? In the world of Alcoholics Anonymous, tokens of progress hold deep meaning. Known as AA medallions, AA chips, or sobriety chips, these small items carry weight far beyond their size. Each one is a physical reminder … Continue reading →

Every milestone in recovery deserves recognition. Hitting a milestone like another month, year, or decade without alcohol or other substances, after wrestling with addiction, is a huge deal. It shouts out loud about the courage, the grit, and the deep, … Continue reading →