12 STEPS OF HEROIN ANONYMOUS
The following are the 12 Steps of Heroin Anonymous, often abbreviated as HA. Heroin Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who have found a better way of life, free from heroin addiction.
For the steps below, you can click on the More button to read comments from books and websites about that step, or click on the Working button to read about or hear people working the given step, or click on the Videos button to see videos about the given step.
You can also read a summary of the HA program in our directory site.
We admitted that we were powerless over heroin - that our lives had become unmanageable.
Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
We admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.
Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.
Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.
REFERENCES
- Overview
- Commonly Used
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12 Step Versions
- Overview
- (AA) Alcoholics Anonymous
- (ACoA) Adult Children of Alcoholics
- (Al-Anon) Families of Alcoholics
- (ABA) Anorexics and Bulimics
- (BA) Bettors Anonymous
- (Castimonia) Castimonia
- (CDA) Chemically Dependent Anonymous
- (CPA) Chronic Pain Anonymous
- (CLA) Clutterers Anonymous
- (Co-Anon) Co-Anon Family Group
- (CA) Cocaine Anonymous
- (CoDA) Co-Dependents Anonymous
- (CEA) Compulsive Eaters Anonymous
- (COSA) Co-Sex Addicts
- (COSLAA) CoSex and Love Addicts
- (CMA) Crystal Meth Anonymous
- (DA) Debtors Anonymous
- (DepA) Depressed Anonymous
- (DRA) Dual Recovery Anonymous
- (EDA) Eating Disorders Anonymous
- (EHA) Emotional Health Anonymous
- (EA) Emotions Anonymous
- (Fam-Anon) Families Anonymous
- (FAA) Food Addicts Anonymous
- (FA) Food Addicts in Recovery
- (Gam-Anon) Gam-Anon
- (GA) Gamblers Anonymous
- (Gamer-Anon) Gamer-Anon
- (GAA) Gaming Addicts Anonymous
- (GSA) GreySheeters Anonymous
- (HA) Heroin Anonymous
- (LAA) Love Addicts Anonymous
- (Mar-Anon) Mar-Anon Family Groups
- (MA) Marijuana Anonymous
- (Nar-Anon) Nar-Anon Family Groups
- (NA) Narcotics Anonymous
- (Neura) Neurotics Anonymous
- (NicA) Nicotine Anonymous
- (OLGA) On-Line Gamers Anonymous
- (OA) Overeaters Anonymous
- (PA) Pills Anonymous
- (RA) Recoveries Anonymous
- (RCA) Recovering Couples Anonymous
- (SHA) Self Harmers Anonymous
- (SMA) Self Mutilators Anonymous
- (SAA) Sex Addicts Anonymous
- (SLAA) Sex and Love Addicts
- (SA) Sexaholics Anonymous
- (SCA) Sexual Compulsives Anonymous
- (SRA) Sexual Recovery Anonymous
- (Spenders) Spenders Anonymous
- (SIA) Survivors of Incest
- (TSJ) The Twelve Step Journal
- (UA) Underearners Anonymous
- (WA) Workaholics Anonymous
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Big Book
- Overview
- (Preface) PREFACE
- (Chapter 1) BILL'S STORY
- (Chapter 2) THERE IS A SOLUTION
- (Chapter 3) MORE ABOUT ALCOHOLISM
- (Chapter 4) WE AGNOSTICS
- (Chapter 5) HOW IT WORKS
- (Chapter 6) INTO ACTION
- (Chapter 7) WORKING WITH OTHERS
- (Chapter 8) TO WIVES
- (Chapter 9) THE FAMILY AFTERWARD
- (Chapter 10) TO EMPLOYERS
- (Chapter 11) A VISION FOR YOU
- (Appendix) APPENDIX
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The Bible
- The Bible and the 12 Steps
- (4) Scriptures for Step 1
- (4) Scriptures for Step 2
- (6) Scriptures for Step 3
- (7) Scriptures for Step 4
- (6) Scriptures for Step 5
- (5) Scriptures for Step 6
- (4) Scriptures for Step 7
- (6) Scriptures for Step 8
- (6) Scriptures for Step 9
- (3) Scriptures for Step 10
- (4) Scriptures for Step 11
- (5) Scriptures for Step 12
- (59) eSword Commentaries