Finally, the 12-step programs by itself is not as effective, however, it is an “appropriate model of help for those seeking to quit an addiction, but should not be the only approach considered” (Mendola & Gibson, 2016). It provides little no evidence-based nor scientific foundation to the underlying signs and symptoms, and diagnostic problem. Then, the 12-step approach combines with professional treatment will strengthen the participants’ recovery to the addiction problems. Twelve step facilitation is a beneficial approach that encourages people to reach out to other recovering alcoholics and other participants with common problems as a primary goal instead of “learning skills that the therapist teaches or responding to therapist feedbacks
