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Exposing Rehabs, What Blue Cross needs to know
Exposing Rehabs, What Blue Cross needs to know
Exposing Rehabs, What Blue Cross needs to know
Wednesday 8th April 2015
Discover the realities of rehab centers and explore science-based alternatives to traditional addiction treatment in this episode of 'Safe Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Rehabs Under the Microscope: Uncovering the Realities of Treatment Centers
The rehab industry is all pushing this religion in some form or another. You know God's will for your life, which is really aa.You know Bill Wilson's will and the treatment rehab industry's will, which is, um, you know, something I can't really. Like, cause, it's one thing to kill yourself but to kill other people, you, you, you're saying something, you're making a statement.
Ever wondered what really goes on behind the doors of rehab centers? This episode of 'Safe Recovery' pulls back the curtain on the often murky world of rehab facilities that use AA as their primary treatment method. Host Monica Richardson and her expert guests, including Jeff Foote, Tom Horvath, and Dr. Marc Kern, dive deep into the questionable practices and financial motives that can plague these institutions.
They discuss whether insurance companies like Anthem Blue Cross are truly aware of what they're funding and who is actually regulating these centers. But it’s not all doom and gloom. The episode also shines a light on alternative, science-based approaches to addiction recovery. From Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to Motivational Interviewing, the conversation highlights methods that prioritize kindness and scientific research over outdated traditions.
You'll hear about professionals who are making waves in the field, advocating for a decade of scientific research to lead the way in treating addiction and alcohol use disorder. This isn't just a critique; it's a call to action for more transparency and better practices in the rehab industry. If you're tired of the same old narratives and are looking for empowering alternatives, this episode is a must-listen.
It offers hope and practical advice for anyone navigating the challenging waters of addiction recovery.