In sponsoring someone, the best way given is to share your own experience,
strength and hope. A lot of this website is for inner
growth of ourselves. I am trying to add weekly, new topics on sponsorship
from my own experience, strength and hope. There are so many different
topics that are important to me in sponsorship, it is hard to organize, and put
it all together. I am going to try to cover several different topics for
you. I also thought it would be nice to add assorted downloads
and links to help you to answer questions and have printable papers for homework
you've done or will do. It is so hard to know what assignments to take on,
or give out to your sponsoree's. I have found some really neat
downloadable homework templates, and assignments on the web. If you know
of any others you would like listed, please let us know. I am not
recommending that you give or do any homework, I am only offering what I have
found on the internet for your own personal use. None of this is going to
take the place of working with a sponsor, but I hope it aides you along the
way. I will include the links for the different steps on the web page of that
step. Literature on each topic can also be found on each web page.
Assorted downloads and homework are listed below. Click on the TOPIC you
interested in, and it will take you to the area you want to see more about.
I hope you enjoy the site!
T.
Service is
like wetting your pants.
Everybody sees it, but you're the one who feels the warmth....
CLICK THE TOPIC OF YOUR CHOICE TO GO TO INTERSITE LINKS:
In 1944 Clarence S. actually wrote a pamphlet on how someone should sponsor a new person. Check it out: How To Sponsor Someone
Index of AA History Pages - How One AA Wife Lives the 12 Steps Lois W. -- AA Grapevine 1953 .This is the first pamphlet on AA Sponsorship. The Steps Of AA - An Interpretation.
You may need a Free Unzipping Software to be able to open these files, so I have listed a free one below for you. Free Unzipping Software
Online NA Literature Finding A Sponsor
Some Great Resource Homework Links
On all the following sites, you must hit the "Back" button at the top left of the screen to return to this site. Good Luck.
Tools for Transformation This site is dedicated to providing tools and information for finding freedom and recovery from addictive behaviors using the principles of the 12 Step program. You will find many more Resources here.
These folks offer step guides for each step. Massive information,
great homework assignments, all Big Book Based. Click on the link to
the left to get to the site. Check out their Sobriety Topics link at
the bottom of their page. Many more 12 step resources and homework can be found here.
I think this Bunch is Great!!! Highly recommend them to anyone. http://www.sober.org/
The Big Book Bunch
Twelve Steps Of A Sponsor - Interesting Amendment of the 12 Steps.
There are more books for purchase at the 12-Steps-Recovery Store. Here are 3 Recommendations:
- "TWELVE STEP SPONSORSHIP" How it works
- "LIVING SOBER" Some methods A.A. members have used for not drinking
- "THINGS MY SPONSOR TAUGHT ME"
Looking For More Sponsors Aides? Click Desired Topic Below:
This website is not intended to replace a sponsor, but rather to aide you and your sponsor in recovery. This is just a way to start working the steps, and share in someone else's experience, strength and hope.
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This Website was last updated on:
January 25, 2007
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to persons in recovery or contemplating recovery. This site DOES, however,
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area, and if you'd like to speak with someone regarding alcoholism. This site is
produced in the spirit of AA's Twelfth Step - to carry the message. When reading the
experience, strength and hope on this
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