JEWS IN RECOVERY
JACS, the discussion forum, is for Jews to share their personal concerns with
the journey of recovery from
addiction. Anyone may write by e-mail to the discussion forum. Our volunteers
will attempt to respond as quickly as possible.
To subscribe to the forum, send an e-mail message to:
jacs@jacsweb.org
Or write directly to the JACS office: jacs@jacsweb.org for subscriber and other
information.
ODAAT: The 12-Step Discussion List
List Title: ODAAT: The 12-Step Discussion List
List Owner or Contact: Heather M. Platt, mfhmp@wiu.bgu.edu
To subscribe to this list, send e-mail to LISTPROC@bgu.edu; in the body of
the message, type SUBSCRIBE ODAAT followed by your real name. For example,
SUBSCRIBE ODAAT Jane Q. User.
To unsubscribe from this list, send the command UNSUBSCRIBE ODAAT in e-mail
to LISTPROC@bgu.edu.
Send all other list-related commands to LISTPROC@bgu.edu.
For assistance,send the command HELP.
Send all articles to ODAAT@bgu.edu.
Description:
Welcome to the "One Day At A Time" discussion list! The list is open to any
persons desiring a forum to share experience, strength, and hope with other
people recovering from addicition, abuse, mental illness, etc. This list
focuses on discussions of recovery from alcoholism and addicitions of all
kinds through the use of the Twelve Steps. Members of AA, NA, OA, Alanon, and
many others are represented, but anyone interested in recovery is welcome.
ODAAT can be quite active at times and it is not unusual to receive 100
messages in a week.
RecoverEmail
Write to recovery@gis.net for information or to
be put on the list.
Recover E-mail has a Web site at:
http://members.tripod.com/~recoveremail
S-PANON Sex/Porn Addicts Codependency
Write to: S-PANON@ONTOS.USA.COM
In subject header put: SUBSCRIBE
No need to put anything in the body of the letter.
SEX ADDICTION
Click here, you can sign up for a free newsletter.
SEXUAL ASSAULT Information Page Electronic Newsletter
To receive it email a request for same to:
bartley@cs.utk.edu
S A R A
Sex Addiction Recovery Assoc.
FREE MAIL LIST
WWW.SEXADDICT.COM/SARA
HEART TO HEART COUNSELING
Free telephone counseling and books for sexual addiction
WWW.SEXADDICT.COM
(817) 377 - 4278
S.M.A.R.T. Recovery's SMARTREC
Internet listing provides a forum for
conversation, idea sharing and encouragement. To subcribe, send the
following message to listserv@sjuvm.stjohns.edu: subscribe SMARTREC
yourfirstname yourlastname.
Website maintained at: http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/mike888/
S.M.A.R.T. Recovery( (Self-Management And Recovery Training)
is an abstinence-based, not-for-profit organization with a sensible
self-help program for people having addictive behavior problems. It
includes many ideas and techniques to help you change your life from
one that is self- (and other -) destructive and unhappy to one that is
constructive and satisfying.
SMART is not a spin-off from Alcoholics Anonymous. No one will
label you an "alcoholic" or addict. You are neither diseased nor
powerless, and if you do not believe in a religion or spirituality,
that's fine. If you do, that's fine, too. We teach common sense
self-help procedures designed to empower you to abstain and to
develop a more positive lifestyle. When you succeed at following
our approach, you may graduate from the program, or you may stay
around to help others.
SOLUTION
SOLUTION - Support for creating life changes
SOLUTION is an open, unmoderated support and self-help
mailing list for creating life changes. Virtually any topic related
to making changes in any area of life is permitted. Sample
topics include changing habits (e.g., procrastinating), moods
(e.g., depression), behaviors (e.g., overeating), thinking patterns
(e.g., obsessing), and addictions (e.g., drinking).
The list utilizes a format called PSyCHE (an acronym
representing Problem, Solution, Comment, and HElp), which is
explained in detail in the welcome letter.
To subscribe www.yahoogroups.com/NewSolution
or mailto:NewSolution-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Owners: Cathleen Takahashi (catht@interlog.com)
Deborah Williams (bamadeb@dbtech.net)
Susan Harmon (parrot@juno.com)
There is additional information about the mailing list at: given there.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/2421/
Sisters in Sobriety(sis-l): siss-approval@world.std.com
THERAPISTS IN RECOVERY from ADDICTIONS
Discussion List.
For information on this send an e-mail to: LISTSERV@SJUVM.STJOHNS.EDU
In the Body of your message put: INFO THREAD
Trudgers (Big Book study): trudgers-request@bga.com
UNITED METHODIST RECOVERY E-MAIL LIST
This list is for United Methodists in different recovery, growth, or renewal
programs. Not limited to 12-steppers, but includes anyone interested in
making positive change. Addresses will not be included in mailings unless requested.
Requests to join or for information should be addressed to:
UMR@winternet.com
TerryM will administer the list, and if someone wants to know more about
her they can visit http://www.winternet.com/~terrym or write her:
terrym@winternet.com
CLOSED AA E-MAIL MEETING FOR WOMEN
contact: sharonr@cbus.mindspring.com
ACCESSING RECOVERY RESOURCES VIA EMAIL
RECOVERY RESOURCES on vector.casti.com can now be accessed via email from
any Internet-reaching system. This means you can extract files from the
archives even if you only have a CompuServe, AOL, FidoNet, or mail-only
Internet BBS connection.
gopher://gopher.casti.com:70/00/AA/RECOVERY-BY-EMAIL
To use this service, send electronic mail to ftpmail@vector.casti.com
The subject line of your message will be ignored. Your message must begin
with "open" on a line by itself and end with "quit" on a line by itself.
Between those two delimiters, you may use the following commands:
ls [pathname] short listing of pathname.
Default pathname is current directory.
dir [pathname] long listing of pathname.
Default pathname is current directory.
cd pathname Change directory.
get pathname Get a file and email it back.
You are strongly encouraged to use the following message on your first use
of this service:
open
get ABOUT.VECTOR
cd pub/recovery
dir
quit
This script will cause the ftpmail program to send you 4 messages in
response:
1. An acknowledgement that your request was received and is queued
2. A short file about vector.casti.com
3. A directory of the recovery files and areas at vector.casti.com
4. A receipt that your request was successfully processed
A few notes about this service:
* Since any file you request will be emailed back to you, there is no need for
concern about filename length.
* Any file that ends in .Z is a binary file. It will be delivered to you as
a uuencoded file. To make use of this file, you will have to uudecode
it and then uncompress it.
* If your mailer only supports small messages, you can use the command
size #K
where # is the largest size (in K) that your mailer supports. Files larger
than this limit will be fragmented into as many pieces as necessary before
they are transferred. For example, America Online has a maximum message
size of 250K, so any AOL users would need to include the line
size 250K
if they were attempting to transfer large files via email.
For more information about this service, send a message containing only
"help" on a line by itself.
Please direct any questions or comments to bill@casti.com
GAMBLING ADDICTION
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org
The OFFICIAL home page of GA... all the information you need: books, phone numbers, and a way to order literature through email to the ISO,
it's all there!!
http://www.cyclix.com/ga/index.htm
A new site that has a lot of great links and some personal stories.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/soberspace
Compuserve has excellent resources and information for Addicted Gamblers and their families.
JEWS IN RECOVERY
Jews in Recovery from Alcoholism and Drug Dependencies
URL: http://www.jacsweb.org/
KEYWORDS: Jews, Jewish, recovery, alcoholism, substance abuse, drug
abuse, JACS
DESCRIPTION: A web page designed for Jews and their families whose lives
have been affected by alcohol and drug abuse and for those professionals who
have tried to help.
SPONSOR: The Web site is sponsored by JACS, a volunteer non-profit
organization of Jewish Alcoholics, Chemically dependent people, and their
Significant others, a program of JBFCS, the Jewish Board of Family and
Childrens Services, New York, NY. JACS is not treatment nor a 12-step
program but its members are generally members of 12 step programs. There
are affiliated groups in other U.S. cities.
The JACS home page offers extensive up-to-date resources for concerns of
addiction in the Jewish community. The URL is:
http://www.shamash.org/health/jacs/
JACS DISCUSSION LIST
-------------------
JACS, the discussion forum, is for Jews to share their personal concerns
with the journey of recovery from addiction. Anyone may write by e-mail to the
discussion forum. Our volunteers will attempt to respond as quickly as
possible. The e-mail address for the discussion forum is:
jacs@shamash.nysernet.org
To subscribe to the forum, send an e-mail message to:
listproc@shamash.nysernet.org
Leave the subject line blank. In the message area, write:
subscribe jacs firstname lastinitial
For reasons of anonymity, we ask subscribers to not use last names
in subscribing or corresponding to the list. They are welcome to
use remailers. Currently, subscriptions, posting, and archives are open.
We may consider closure if anonymity problems arise.
The JACS discussion forum may be found by gopher. The URL is:
gopher://shamash.nysernet.org/hh/lists/jacs
or gopher: or http: to shamash.nysernet.org and follow the menus to "jacs"
Further information, please e-mail our webmaster: schwimmr@panix.com
MARIJUANA ANONYMOUS
Marijuana Anonymous Web Site
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
Narcotics Anonymous online meeting na@oryx.llnl.gov
Send requests to join the group here na-request@oryx.llnl.gov
OA/HOW
We are an OA/HOW based group focusing on compulsive overeating
OA/HOW
click here
telnet via scn.org and then find us under community services in
main menu then heath and human services menu-then Recovery Net
We have forums, 12 step referrals etc...
Wish us luck Spread the word dan at oahow@scn.org
PLANS ANONYMOUS ASSOCIATION
Plans Anonymous Association
Plans Anonymous Association (PAA) is a national Non-Profit membership
association providing access to insurance, legal services, and other
benefits to the recovering community and their families. PAA was
founded by two recovering individuals with 40 years of
combined experience in the insurance industry. Membership in PAA is
available to anyone who is in recovery, or interested in recovery.
PREVENTION ON LINE
PREVline (Prevention Online)
TELNET NCADI.HEALTH.ORG or 192.239.90.15
****** * Welcome to PREVline (Prevention Online)**********
PREVline is provided as a service of: The National Clearinghouse
for Alcohol and Drug Information Center for Substance Abuse
Prevention Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration U. S. Public Health Service U. S. Department of
Health and Human Services
PREVline Public Plaza - Main Menu
[ F ] PREVline's Downloadable File Area
[ M ] PREVline's Public Message Forum
[ T ] PREVline's "Live" Teleconference
[ V ] PREVline's Violence Forum
[ E ] Private Electronic Mail (E-Mail)
<> or Q to QUIT
[ N ] What's NEW on PREVline!
[ Q ]PREVline ATOD FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Sheet
[ U ] User Options
[ C ] Download the NCADI Catalog of Materials
PRODIGY RECOVERY INFORMATION
Discussions about AA may be found in the Medical Support Bulletin Board
under the topic ALCOHOL ABUSE (Hobby Home Group meets here regularly).
In the chat rooms, look for "Friends of Bill W." (an AA discussion area)
under the subject "GENERAL INTEREST."
OA meetings are held on Prodigy every Friday at 10pm EST, 9pm CST, 8pm MST, 7pm Pacific.
Hosted by Karen[ZWVD98A@prodigy.com] The meetings are held in Prodigy Health BB Chat area in a
room is called 'OA Meeting'. The password (to avoid surfers) is Serenity. (If you have difficulty getting
to the room, Karen's 'chat nickname' is B4OAI8.) Check with Karen at either address, if you have
questions or problems.
Go to Top of Web Site