Workaholics
International. 100+ groups. Founded 1983. 12-step fellowship for men and women who feel their work lives have gotten out of control. Also for affected family members and friends. Provides mutual support in solving problems of compulsive overworking. Available phone and online support and information for those wishing to start a chapter. Offers self-study book, 'Workaholics Anonymous Book of Recovery.'
Write:
Workaholics Anonymous World Service Organization, Inc.
P.O. Box 289
Menlo Park, CA 94026-0289
Voice: 510-273-9253
Website: http://www.workaholics-anonymous.org
E-mail: wso@workaholics-anonymous.org
Verified: 10/16/2008
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