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Dangerous Sex Offenders are Being Dumped into our Society!
Dangerous Sex Offenders are Being Dumped into our Society!
Dangerous Sex Offenders are Being Dumped into our Society!
Tuesday 10th September 2013
Monica Richardson discusses sex offenders in AA meetings, advocating for safer recovery methods and promoting her film 'The 13th Step'.
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Recovery with AA
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Get the buttons here!Confronting the Dark Side of AA: Monica Richardson's Call for Change
And you know, and there's other famous stars that have gone down this road, who've listened to this bullshit and gone to some place where Eric Clapton went years ago, where there's these hardcore steppers working- and you know it's got to be this way- or the highway, and we know everything.
What if the very place you seek for solace turns out to be a breeding ground for danger? Monica Richardson tackles this unsettling reality in her latest episode of 'Safe Recovery'. She dives into the alarming issue of sex offenders being released back into society and ending up in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings. Drawing attention to a recent CNN report by Drew Griffin, Monica exposes how these predators exploit the system, posing a threat to vulnerable members seeking help.
Richardson doesn't just stop at highlighting the problem; she passionately argues for a shift from the traditional AA ideology of powerlessness to one of empowerment. Her mission is clear: create a safer community for everyone involved in recovery. Through candid discussions, she sheds light on the often-overlooked connection between the rehab industry and AA, criticizing the lack of oversight and the 'blind leading the blind' mentality that persists.
Her upcoming film, 'The 13th Step', promises to delve deeper into these issues, aiming to spark a much-needed conversation about safety and accountability within recovery groups. Monica's approach is raw and non-judgmental, urging listeners to stay informed and get involved in the anti-AA movement. She encourages engagement through platforms like Expose AA, Orange Papers, and Leaving AA in Daytona Orange Papers.
If you're looking for a podcast that not only challenges the status quo but also advocates for real change, this episode of 'Safe Recovery' is a must-listen. Monica Richardson's dedication to creating a safer, more empowering recovery environment is both inspiring and thought-provoking. Tune in to understand the complexities of this issue and join the movement towards a more secure path to sobriety.