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Episode 177: Atheists in Recovery
Episode 177: Atheists in Recovery
Episode 177: Atheists in Recovery
Wednesday 1st July 2020
Tune in as Dr. Adina Silvestri explores secular sobriety paths for atheists in Alcoholics Anonymous on 'Beyond Belief Sobriety'.
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Get the buttons here!Secular Sobriety: Atheists Finding Their Path in Alcoholics Anonymous
I believe that it has a formative milieu on your identity and that impacts your recovery, of course.
Ever wondered how atheists navigate the journey to sobriety within Alcoholics Anonymous? This episode of 'Beyond Belief Sobriety' brings you a fascinating conversation with Dr. Adina Silvestri from Life Cycles Counseling in Richmond, Virginia. As a licensed family therapist specializing in substance abuse, trauma, and anger management, Dr. Silvestri shares her insights on the unique challenges and rewards of secular recovery paths. Dive into the discussion as Dr.
Silvestri talks about the impact of gender-specific recovery groups and the growing popularity of outdoor therapy as a treatment option. Her expertise provides a fresh perspective on how non-religious individuals can find support and success in AA, challenging the traditional paradigms often associated with addiction recovery. You'll hear about the importance of seeking professional help and how diverse recovery experiences shape one's identity and journey towards sobriety.
Whether you're an atheist in recovery, someone exploring secular options, or just curious about alternative paths to sobriety, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Join the conversation and discover how atheists are carving out their own routes to a sober life within the framework of Alcoholics Anonymous. It's a compelling listen that highlights the diversity and complexity of recovery journeys.