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As you embark on your journey to overcome addiction, you may find yourself seeking a proven, structured approach to recovery. At Bold Steps Behavioral Health, we offer 12-Step Facilitation Therapy, a comprehensive program designed to guide you through the challenging process of addiction treatment. This evidence-based method combines the time-tested principles of 12-step programs with professional therapy and counseling. Our expert team provides personalized care, addressing not only substance abuse issues but also co-occurring mental health disorders. By choosing Bold Steps, you’re taking a decisive stride towards reclaiming control of your life and building a foundation for lasting sobriety. Take the first step toward recovery and contact us at 717.896.1880 today.
12-step facilitation therapy is an evidence-based approach that aims to increase the likelihood of a person becoming affiliated with and actively involved in 12-step self-help groups like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA).
Your therapist will introduce the 12 steps, encourage meeting attendance, and explore challenges around embracing a spiritual recovery program. The goal is to facilitate your smooth transition into a community-based fellowship after completing formal treatment.
This therapy is ideal if you struggle with alcohol, drugs, gambling or other addictive behaviors. It complements other evidence-based services like cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and medication management when appropriate.
12-step programs provide a free, easily accessible and enduring source of support for maintaining sobriety. The therapy equips you with skills to get the most out of these mutual-aid groups long-term.
This time-limited, individual therapy explores a person’s motivations for change and works to build acceptance of the 12-step principles and practices. The therapist takes an active role in encouraging meeting attendance and engagement with the 12-step recovery process.
12-step facilitation complements other behavioral treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy or medication management. Studies show it produces higher rates of abstinence and increased involvement in self-help groups compared to alternative treatments alone.
The core components involve:
12-step facilitation provides a structured yet collaborative approach to support long-term recovery through community-based mutual aid groups.
The 12 Steps originated from the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in 1935. Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, struggling with alcoholism themselves, developed a spiritual program of recovery. Their principles provided a pathway to sobriety through admitting powerlessness, seeking help from a higher power, making amends, and helping others.
Over time, the straightforward 12 Steps became widely adopted beyond AA. Other fellowships like Narcotics Anonymous adapted them for different addictions. The approach proved effective across substances, laying the foundation for modern addiction treatment.
Mental health professionals eventually integrated the 12 Steps into counseling approaches like 12-Step Facilitation. This evidence-based therapy introduces clients to the principles while providing clinical support. It remains a cornerstone of many rehab programs, offering a time-tested framework for lifelong recovery.
The 12 Steps are a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovering from addiction, compulsion or other behavioral problems. Developed by the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), the 12 Steps provide a framework for personal growth and transformation.
Each step involves admitting powerlessness over the addiction, examining past errors, making amends, and helping others who suffer from the same challenges. The 12 Steps represent a personal journey of self-discovery, acceptance and continued growth in recovery.
Support System
Working the 12 Steps happens within a supportive community of others in recovery. This mutual aid and shared experience allow members to give and receive help from those who understand the struggles of addiction. The steps facilitate the building of sober support networks.
You never walk alone. From 1:1 counseling to group talk therapy, we cultivate an environment of compassion and support
We take a holistic view of patients during the recovery process, providing individualized care with an emphasis on comfort and respect.
Recovery touches every part of your life, and we give clients the tools and mindset they need to thrive in work, life, and relationships.
You must understand addiction as a chronic, progressive disease that can be treated but not cured. Accepting this concept allows you to approach recovery with the proper mindset.
Admitting powerlessness over the addiction and surrendering to a higher power is a key principle. This “higher power” can be interpreted spiritually or secularly.
Attending 12-step meetings and actively working through the steps provides accountability, support, and a path to recovery. The group dynamic is therapeutic.
The 12 steps represent a new code of behavior and spiritual principles to live by, not just a way to stop using. Continuous self-reflection and growth are required.
While peer support is invaluable, professional counseling complements the 12-step approach. Therapists facilitate your step work and address co-occurring issues.
The 12 Steps provide a framework for overcoming addiction through spiritual growth and self-reflection. Each step represents a milestone on the journey to recovery.
The first step involves admitting powerlessness over the addiction and that life has become unmanageable. This humble admission is crucial for progressing through the steps.
Finding a Higher Power
Later steps focus on turning one’s life over to a higher power – a spiritual awakening that helps develop a life of sober purpose. For some, this higher power is God; for others, it represents universal truths.
Making Amends
Other key steps involve making a moral inventory, admitting wrongs, and making direct amends to those harmed by the addiction. This promotes accountability and helps repair relationships.
Ongoing Work
The final steps emphasize maintaining spiritual progress through prayer, meditation, and carrying the 12 Step message to others still suffering. Recovery is an ongoing process of self-improvement.
At Bold Steps, we take a comprehensive, holistic approach to addiction treatment. Our evidence-based therapies address the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of substance abuse disorders. We treat the whole person – not just the addiction.
Your recovery journey is unique. Our compassionate team creates personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs and goals. We provide a supportive, judgment-free environment for healing.
Experienced Professionals
Our multidisciplinary team includes addiction counselors, therapists, medical staff, and other specialists. With our extensive training and expertise, we deliver high-quality, well-rounded care for lasting recovery.
As you embark on your journey to recovery, remember that Bold Steps Behavioral Health is here to support you every step of the way. Our 12-Step Facilitation Therapy program offers a proven, structured approach to overcoming addiction and achieving lasting sobriety. By combining this evidence-based treatment with our comprehensive mental health services, we address both the addiction and any underlying issues. Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to your success, providing personalized care and guidance throughout your recovery process. Take the first step towards a healthier, happier life today by reaching out to Bold Steps Behavioral Health at 717.896.1880 today. Your transformation begins here.
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