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Running head: ALCOHOL ANONYMOUS MEETING
Alcohol Anonymous Meeting: Informed Reaction paper
Your Name
Stratford University
17/10/2020, 10.00 PM
Parkview United Church, Stratford
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ALCOHOL ANONYMOUS MEETING
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Description of Milieu or Environment
Structure of the Environment and Behavior of the Participants
Appearance of the attendees
Contrary to what was expected, the AA's (Alcoholics Anonymous) environment was
astonishing. Rather than a room that was clustered with unkempt people who appeared as
addicts, most of the individuals in the room seemed to be composed, giving the impression of a
healthy person, and portrayed little signs of alcoholism. Since it was a room filled with potential
and active alcoholics, one would anticipate that the smell of liquor would render the air.
However, it was clean and fresh.
Setting and Composition of the Room
Besides alcoholics, quite a number of the individuals in the gathering attended to learn
more about the program or seek tactics on how to aid their friends and families who were
addicts. The setting was neat and tidy, which was able to accommodate a multitude of people.
Other than the room environment and the patients, several of the attendees appeared to be
students. In contrast, others seemed to have attained advanced education in fields such as
medicine and law, whereas some seemed to be contractors who toiled in the informal sector.
Nonetheless, it would be hard to distinguish and conclude their exact line of work or education.
Behavior of the patients
Most of the attendees in the meeting were welcoming and very conversational.
Description of the Group Process
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Upon arriving there, individuals took their seats. The meeting leader then began
addressing the participants with a clear, loud, and audible yet gentle voice. Typically, the twelve
fundamental steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) are based on spiritual ethics. However,
several of the attendees were atheists and nonreligious individuals. Yet, the program and steps of
the meeting were immensely helpful to them. Consequently, there is a probability that several of
them will generate promising and quality results after the gathering.
How Were the Issues brought to the floor? How did You Know that the others had similar
problems or situations?
The meeting’s dedication was on sharing. For that reason, the leaders elabo...