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Dr Mary Ellen Barnes and Ed Wilson from Non12 Step Help
Dr Mary Ellen Barnes and Ed Wilson from Non12 Step Help
Dr Mary Ellen Barnes and Ed Wilson from Non12 Step Help
Tuesday 3rd July 2012
Discover Dr. Mary Ellen Barnes and Ed Wilson's non-12 step program on Safe Recovery, focusing on personalized, holistic approaches to alcohol dependency.
45 minutes
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Recovery with AA
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Financial Health in Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Reimagining Recovery: Dr. Mary Ellen Barnes and Ed Wilson's Non-12 Step Approach
We want to support men and women who have written new books on healing from alcohol dependency/drug overuse. Alternative healing, both spiritual and secular to create our better selves is what we are all about.
Ever feel like the traditional 12-step program isn't quite the right fit for you? In this episode of Safe Recovery, Dr. Mary Ellen Barnes and Ed Wilson introduce a refreshing alternative. They chat with Monica Richardson about their innovative non-12 step program, crafted to empower individuals grappling with alcohol dependency. Located in the scenic Palos Verdes, their approach is both personalized and holistic, addressing the unique needs of each person or couple.
With a consulting physician on board, they ensure safe withdrawal management and place a strong emphasis on tackling depression during recovery. Dr. Barnes and Wilson are vocal about the potential harm AA can cause for some, advocating instead for a blend of spiritual and secular healing methods. They highlight the critical role of couples therapy in their program, offering a comprehensive support system that champions education and awareness around alternative recovery paths.
Tune in for an engaging discussion that might just change the way you think about overcoming addiction.