Background Substance use disorders represent a significant public health issue, with prevalence rates steadily increasing. Mutual help support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) have long played a crucial role in supporting individuals seeking recovery. However, AA has long been criticized for its religious/spiritual orientation, which may pose challenges for the growing number of nonreligious individuals. This study examines the experiences of nonreligious individuals in AA.
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