Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Addressing the Unofficial 13th Step - The Way Out Podcast Episode 165
Addressing the Unofficial 13th Step - The Way Out Podcast Episode 165
Addressing the Unofficial 13th Step - The Way Out Podcast Episode 165
Monday 25th November 2019
Join Charlie and Jason as they discuss the controversial Unofficial 13th Step in recovery, its risks, and how to protect yourself.
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Get the buttons here!Untangling the Unofficial 13th Step: A Deep Dive into Recovery Ethics
"To hide behind the big book as a shield for predatory or harassing behavior is just not okay."
Imagine being part of a community that's supposed to be your safe haven, only to find out there's a dark side that people rarely talk about. That's what Charlie and Jason tackle in this episode of 'The Way Out'. They dive headfirst into the murky waters of the Unofficial 13th Step—a topic that's as controversial as it is misunderstood.
You might have heard whispers about it, seen accusations fly, or even joked about it, but its implications are no laughing matter. This episode unpacks the risks associated with this predatory behavior that can lead to severe consequences for those targeted. The hosts don't shy away from discussing how this issue affects both men and women in recovery rooms and clubs. They also provide practical advice on how to protect yourself and avoid falling into these harmful patterns.
Charlie and Jason sprinkle in feedback from the Sober & Serious community, making the discussion lively and relatable. By practicing the principles of the 12 Steps, they argue, you can steer clear of engaging in or becoming a victim of this behavior. This episode is a must-listen for anyone serious about their recovery journey and keen on fostering healthy, supportive relationships within their recovery community.