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AA is a Boys' Club Right?
AA is a Boys' Club Right?
AA is a Boys' Club Right?
Friday 10th April 2020
Discover the truth about Alcoholics Anonymous and its inclusivity in this episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths'.
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Get the buttons here!Debunking the 'Boys' Club' Myth: The Truth About Alcoholics Anonymous
AA's diversity reflects its ability to respond to cultural change. Alcoholism and addiction are equal opportunity disorders respecting no type or class or gender.
Is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) really just a 'boys' club'? This episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths' takes on that stereotype head-on. Hosted by Bruno J from SafeHouse Rehab Thailand, the conversation kicks off with a surprising twist: readers of The New York Times stepping up to defend AA against accusations of male chauvinism. You might think AA meetings are dominated by men, but that's far from the truth.
In fact, there are plenty of women-only and mixed-gender meetings that offer a safe and supportive environment for everyone. The episode dives into the benefits of group therapy and community support, shedding light on how AA adapts to cultural changes and embraces diversity. One of the standout points is the irony of finding strength through surrender—a core principle of AA. The discussion is both eye-opening and heartwarming, emphasizing that alcoholism and addiction don't discriminate based on gender or class.
If you've ever questioned the inclusivity of AA or wondered about its true impact, this episode offers some much-needed clarity. Tune in to learn how AA can be a lifeline for anyone seeking help, regardless of gender.