Marijuana Anonymous is a free peer-support program focused entirely on our shared problem with marijuana or cannabis addiction. Marijuana Anonymous uses the basic 12 Steps, founded by Alcoholics Anonymous , because it has been proven that the Step recovery program works.
Members of MA collectively support each other as peers, sponsors , and friends. MA has a book called Life with Hope and a companion Step workbook, along with other publications. We use the tools of the MA program to help free us of our addictive tendencies and physical dependence on the substance that has caused damage in our lives. Our program is voluntary. Marijuana Anonymous meetings are free and can be attended all over the world virtually and by phone, with in-person meetings available in some areas as well.
All types of people find that they are overusing cannabis to the point where it is no longer fun or helpful. In fact, many of us found marijuana seriously harmed the important relationships and goals in our lives.
The members of Marijuana Anonymous have developed 12 Questions for you to ask yourself. These questions can help you decide if you are addicted to marijuana. The following questions may help you determine if you have a problem with marijuana We cannot tell you how to recover. All we can do is share with you our own experiences and recovery through the Twelve Steps of Marijuana Anonymous. For the Newcomer.
Do you ever ask yourself Am I an Addict? Read the 12 Questions of Marijuana Anonymous. Read the 12 Questions of MA. For the Loved-ones. Are you affected by another's marijuana use? Affected by another's marijuana use? Get support for you, and your loved one. Get support for you both. For the Professionals. Are you a Health Professional?
