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Family Functioning and Alcoholics Anonymous Attendance

J. LeBron McBride

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Some recovering alcoholics continue to organize their lives around alcohol. This article raises the importance of assessing more carefully the family dynamics of those who are high frequency attenders of Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Some recovering alcoholics continue to organize their lives around alcohol. This article raises the importance of assessing more carefully the family dynamics of those who are high frequency attenders of Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Some recovering alcoholics continue to organize their lives around alcohol. This article raises the importance of assessing more carefully the family dynamics of those who are high frequency attenders of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Key concepts: Alcoholics Anonymous, Attendance, Psychology, Clinical psychology, Psychotherapist, Psychiatry, Political science, Law

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