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DUI - Pilots-Doctors-Nurses-Lawyers-How We can STOP AA COERCION
DUI - Pilots-Doctors-Nurses-Lawyers-How We can STOP AA COERCION
DUI - Pilots-Doctors-Nurses-Lawyers-How We can STOP AA COERCION
Tuesday 11th March 2014
Monica Richardson discusses AA coercion, First Amendment rights, and alternative healing methods in 'Safe Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Standing Up to AA Coercion: Monica Richardson's Call to Action
Know your rights! Fight Back!
Ever felt cornered into attending AA meetings? You're not alone. In this compelling episode of 'Safe Recovery', Monica Richardson takes a hard look at the issue of AA coercion, especially for professionals like pilots, doctors, nurses, and lawyers. The episode kicks off with a crucial reminder of First Amendment rights and the separation of church and state, questioning how court-mandated AA attendance fits into this framework.
Monica is a fierce advocate for change, urging listeners to understand their rights and fight back against what she sees as an outdated and often harmful practice. She delves into the origins of Drug Court in Florida and California, tracing how these systems have perpetuated mandatory AA attendance. Throughout the episode, Monica highlights the damage caused by coercion into 12-step programs and explores both spiritual and secular alternatives for those battling alcohol dependency or drug overuse.
With a strong emphasis on empowerment over powerlessness, this episode serves as a rallying cry for those seeking freedom from court-ordered AA meetings. If you're grappling with addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and resources to help you reclaim your autonomy.