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Did you LEAVE AA recently or are you thinking about Leaving AA?
Did you LEAVE AA recently or are you thinking about Leaving AA?
Did you LEAVE AA recently or are you thinking about Leaving AA?
Wednesday 10th August 2016
Learn why leaving AA is a significant decision and explore alternative recovery methods in this episode of 'Safe Recovery'.
31 minutes
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Recovery with AA
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Get the buttons here!Deciding to Leave AA: Stories and Alternatives Explored
People don't realize that they're doing this, but the group has a way of keeping the science out.
Thinking about leaving Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or already made the leap? This episode of 'Safe Recovery' offers a candid look at the complexities involved in such a decision. Host Monica Richardson, known for her documentary 'The 13th Step', opens the floor to real stories from those who have left or are considering leaving AA. This isn’t just a theoretical discussion; it’s a live show where listeners call in to share their personal journeys and reasons for moving on from AA.
One of the hot topics covered is a recent lawsuit against AA in New York, shedding light on some of the organization’s accountability issues. Monica and her guest Alex also delve into the controversy surrounding the term 'recovered' and how it impacts members. The episode doesn’t shy away from discussing the role of religion in AA and how it can be a stumbling block for many. But it’s not all about what’s wrong with AA.
Monica explores various alternative treatment programs like CBT, SMART Recovery, Hams Harm Reduction, and The Sinclair Method. The episode also touches on the importance of mental health in recovery and the disturbing issue of sexual harassment within AA meetings. For anyone pondering their place in AA or seeking new paths to recovery, this episode is packed with valuable insights and firsthand accounts. It’s a must-listen for those looking to make informed decisions about their recovery journey.