The DRY app gives alcoholics
hope of recovery through a tried
and tested system. We provide
a twelve step guide available to all.
It is also for people apprehensive about group therapy and/or
uneasy about the religious bias
that traditional organisations like Alcoholics Anonymous carry.

The DRY app givesalcoholics hope of recovery through a tried and tested system. We provide a twelve step guide available to all. It is also for people apprehensive about group therapy and/or uneasy about the religious bias that traditional organisations like Alcoholics Anonymous carry.

The DRY app gives alcoholics hope of recovery through a tried and tested system. We provide a twelve step guide available to all. It is also for people apprehensive about group therapy and/or uneasy about the religious bias that traditional organisations like Alcoholics Anonymous carry.

The DRY app gives alcoholics hope of recovery through a tried and tested system. We provide a twelve step guide available to all. It is also for people apprehensive about group therapy and/or uneasy about the religious bias that traditional organisations like Alcoholics Anonymous carry.

DRY Twelve Steps to Sobriety

It is true that a large number of people are not able to live their lives to their full potential because they have a drinking problem.

The AA’s classical twelve step program is understood through christianity, this could be better communicated. The DRY app is a re-communicated recovery guide written in a way that won’t scare away alcoholics from different spiritual backgrounds. From an atheist’s point of view the 12 step program is more universal for the whole of society.

This app guides you through the recovery process advising you with the same principles as the classical twelve steps. Some people may also be apprehensive about group therapy with strangers.

We support alcoholics with a non-stigmatising approach and we show a compassionate attitude towards relapse, trying to empower individuals.

So if you believe your life has become unmanageable due to alcohol abuse try to accept what you are and embrace what you can be.

Don’t restrict yourself.

The Twelve Steps

DRY’s twelve-step program is a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovery from alcoholism. The process of working the steps is intended to replace self-centredness with a growing moral consciousness and a willingness for self-sacrifice and unselfish constructive action. When you undergo the twelve step program you have to rely on your own self, you have to be honest and committed. You can gain support from your community without suppressing your individuality.