All of these documents are excellent ways of taking people through the Steps!

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This is the most recent step guide by one of my favorite sites AA The Original Way

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This is an older version of the above document.  The person who writes them really understands program.

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This is a document on doing the assets and liabilities Step 4

12 Steps in 4 Hours

Here is a copy of the original Interpretation of the 12 steps

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There was a wonderful site that listed all the early AA pamphlets that discuss the early way of going through the 12 steps. Unfortunately, it is no longer available online. To access it, you have to go through the Way Back Machine. Look up West Baltimore Home Group Early Pamphlets in Alcoholics Anonymous.

Here are 2 recent explanations on the steps, which are useful for taking others through the steps:

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There is a lot of wonderful information available now.  My hope is that this blog will be a useful resource for taking and teaching the 12 Steps and working a program of recovery.

Here is another one that I like very much:

Steps to Recovery – Back to the 40’s

Highlights of each of the 12 Steps by John H.

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How to do Step 4 & 5 by John H.

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Unedited format for 12 Steps in 1 Hour Sessions.

One of the useful suggestions from John H. was to always review each of the steps at the beginning of each session. Then, it helps to reinforce them.