Indigenous Sobriety

        This page of extra resources from Indigenous and non-Indigenous People - around the world - may be of some help to you in your sobriety and recovery.

Take what you like - and leave the rest.

Native American Tradtions blend with AA Principles

Trails to Freedom: AA for the Native North American

Amazing Grace Inuit Language

Amazing Grace Cherokee Language

Indigenous Sobriety Discussion Group:  http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/indigenous_sobriety/

Serenity Prayer

Native American Indian Prayer

Prayer of St.Francis

Prayer of Father Mychael Judge

Thomas Merton Prayer

The AA Preamble

The 12 Steps of AA

The 12 Traditions of AA

How It Works

A Newcomer Asks

AA for the Native North American

Bill Wilson's Letter to Carl Jung 1961

Spiritas Contra Spiritum Carl Jungs Reply

Do You think You are Different?

Special Composition Groups in AA

Opening Speech Queensland Young People in AA Convention 2004

Native American General Service Office of AA

NAIGSO-AA 4 Directions Newsletter 2005 

NAIGSO-AA 4 Directions Newsletter 2003

NAIGSO-AA 4 Directions Newlsetter 2002

NAIGSO-AA Registration Forms

AA for the Native North American

The Truth About the Drug Alcohol

Aboriginal Australia Wellbriety

How We Heal from Addictions and Trauma

Dadirri: Deep Listening

Aboriginal Country: Relationship, Responsibility and Respect

Cape York Substance Abuse Strategy   North Queenlsand Australia 2004

Noel Pearon and Merve Gibson   Talk about Alcohol in Cape York Communities 1997

Cape Continues Fight Against Alcohol Dependence  2004

On the Human Right to Misery   Noel Pearson Sydeny University 2001

Outline of a Grog and Drugs Strategy   Cape York Partnerships 2003

To organise you need to get sober first  Noel Pearson 2004

When Welfare is a Curse  Noel Pearson 2004

National Australian Medical Association Conference Speech 2004  Noel Pearson

Apunipima's Grog and Drugs Strategy   2004

Recogniton of Aboriginal Law   2004

Substance Abuse a Priority in Indigenous Communities  2004

1. The Circle of Recovery Journey

2. What is Wellbriety?

3. Wellbriety and the Hoop of Nations

4. Recovering Together

5. Wellbriety and Economic Development

6. Sober Leadership

7. Healing from Suicide in Our Communties

8. Wellbriety: Recognise, Acknowledge, Forgive, Change

9. Wellbriety: Native Leadesrship in Healing

Wellbriety and our Many Dysfunctional Behaviours

Are 12 Step Progams Good for Women?

Mutual-Help groups for women

Tribal and Native Women's Sovereignty