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Gabrielle Glaser Live from New Jersey- The Atlantic article- The Daily Beast

Tuesday 24th March 2015

Journalist Gabrielle Glaser challenges AA's effectiveness and explores alternative treatments for alcohol dependency on 'Safe Recovery'.
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Gabrielle Glaser on Challenging AA: Unveiling Alternatives for Alcohol Dependency

When I started I just figured: oh well, there'll be a recovery chapter. But it's certainly not a disease in the way AA described it. And the more I started to look, the more I found the less evidence I found for it working.
Ever wondered why Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) might not work for everyone? In this eye-opening episode of 'Safe Recovery', journalist and author Gabrielle Glaser dives deep into the controversies surrounding AA. Known for her impactful articles in The Atlantic and The Daily Beast, Gabrielle shares her insights on the darker sides of AA, including issues of sexual predation and the program's effectiveness. But she doesn't stop there.
Gabrielle introduces listeners to alternative treatments like the Sinclair method and equine therapy, offering a fresh perspective on alcohol dependency recovery. She also emphasizes the need for transparency in publishing success rates for experimental treatments. Through compelling personal stories, this episode sheds light on the diverse paths to sobriety beyond traditional 12-step programs.
Whether you're personally affected by alcohol dependency or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights and alternatives that could make a difference in your recovery journey.