Former heavy drinkers’ multiple narratives of recovery

AIM – This article explores the multiplicity of former heavy drinkers’ narratives. The focus lies on turning points from heavy drinking among people who have recovered through self-change and among those who recovered by participating in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings.

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Main Authors:	Christensen Anne-Sofie, Elmeland Karen
Format:	Article
Language:	Danish
Published:	SAGE Publishing 2015-06-01
Series:	Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs
Subjects:	narratives complexity life histories Alcoholics Anonymous self-change multiplicity
Online Access:	http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/nsad.2015.32.issue-3/nsad-2015-0024/nsad-2015-0024.xml?format=INT

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Former heavy drinkers’ multiple narratives of recovery

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