Alcoholic Use Disorder Alcohol Use Disorder is a chronic brain disorder that can be characterized by excessive alcohol use, lack of control over drinking habits and a negative emotional state while drinking alcohol.
History of Rule 62
Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous or better known as “AA” is a group of men and women that come together to work through their drinking problem. It has been around for over 80 years and is open to anyone who would like to get sober.
Who Created Rule 62?
Rule 62 The Big Book of Alcoholics The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous was created to help people recover from alcohol addiction. The book includes many life experiences as well as the series of 12-step solutions for recovery.
Experience Recovery understands the importance of tracking the success of the individuals served and the success of our program as a whole. Experience Recovery’s integrated data strategy works to inform policy, measure the impact of programs, and improve the quality of mental health and substance use services and outcomes for individuals, families, and communities.
The Medicine of Recovery
Addiction is best understood as a brain disease; while its effects can seem inescapable, the truth is that medical and clinical intervention has shown remarkable impact in freeing individuals from addiction’s grasp. At Experience Recovery, we boast a team of addiction treatment professionals who are well-versed in the medicine of recovery, and who take a data-driven, science-based approach to each case and every client.
