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Is AA's Big Book outdated? Debate, discuss,Disect-
Is AA's Big Book outdated? Debate, discuss,Disect-
Is AA's Big Book outdated? Debate, discuss,Disect-
Tuesday 26th April 2011
Debate the relevance of AA's Big Book and explore alternative healing methods for addiction in this episode of Safe Recovery.
60 minutes
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Recovery with AA
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Revisiting AA's Big Book: Time for a Change?
If you have something to give, if you have something to say, if you have someone to love, why?
Ever wondered if the foundational text of Alcoholics Anonymous, known as the Big Book, still holds up in today's society? This episode of Safe Recovery dives right into that debate. Hosted by Monica Richardson, the conversation features stop13stepinaa, who brings a fresh perspective on AA, having been introduced to the program by someone who later authored a book on healing from alcohol dependency.
They tackle the question of whether the Big Book, written decades ago, remains a viable resource for those struggling with addiction today. The discussion doesn't stop there; it also covers new methods for tackling alcohol and drug overuse, including both spiritual and secular approaches. There's a candid talk about the controversial practice of judges sending DUI offenders and criminals to AA meetings and the need for confidentiality within these support groups.
If you've ever questioned the relevance of traditional recovery texts or are curious about alternative paths to sobriety, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. Tune in for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion that challenges the status quo and encourages listeners to seek out empowering alternatives.