I recieved my second DWI in less than 2 years and ...

I recieved my second DWI in less than 2 years and was ordered by the court to attend outpatient alcohol abuse treatment. I went in with the attitude that I didn't need treatment, that I would attend only because I was required to do so by the court. I didn't think I was an alcoholic, that I had only used poor judgement, in that I drove while drinking. I knew after the first class that I needed to be there, that I was in fact an alcolohic. I was nervous and scared beyond words before my first class. I had never been in any type of "Group" discussion before and always was frighten to death to speak in front of strangers. The staff at ADAAP made me feel at ease the moment I walked in the door. The first class set the tone for the remaining treatment and I knew I belonged there and that it was going to help me in my recoverery from alcohol addiction. I know that without attending treatment and the support of my "Group" and ADAAP staff that I wouldn't have made it to the point I'm at now. I know I have a long way to go but I know ADAAP has my back. I would recommend ADAAP to anyone suffering from alcohol or drug addiction.