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Is AA Highly effective ? Stanton Peele author debates NOT so fast !
Is AA Highly effective ? Stanton Peele author debates NOT so fast !
Is AA Highly effective ? Stanton Peele author debates NOT so fast !
Tuesday 24th March 2020
Monica Richardson and Stanton Peele discuss AA's effectiveness and explore alternative addiction recovery methods on 'Safe Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!AA Effectiveness Under the Microscope: Stanton Peele's Take
They don't actually produce better functioning human beings who are no longer alcoholics...
Ever questioned if Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is really the best path to sobriety? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Safe Recovery', Monica Richardson sits down with the renowned author and addiction expert Stanton Peele. Known for his groundbreaking work in addiction treatment, Peele has been challenging conventional wisdom for decades. Together, they tackle the big question: Is AA as effective as it claims to be?
Peele argues that AA may not be the ultimate solution for everyone, pointing out its limitations and potential pitfalls. He introduces listeners to alternative methods that focus on self-empowerment and gradual improvement, rather than the one-size-fits-all approach of traditional 12-step programs. Throughout the episode, they also touch on the darker side of the recovery industry, including issues of coercion and exploitation within some 12-step settings.
If you're curious about different ways to approach addiction recovery or have ever felt out of place in AA, this episode offers fresh perspectives and practical advice. Tune in to explore new avenues for healing and find out why Stanton Peele believes in a more personalized path to recovery.