The Freedom Model
The Freedom Model
Leaving the Cult of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) - Part 1
Leaving the Cult of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) - Part 1
Leaving the Cult of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) - Part 1
Friday 9th November 2018
Mark and Michelle discuss their experiences in AA families, questioning its dogma, and finding alternative paths to recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free from AA: Mark and Michelle's Journey
Alcoholics Anonymous is the most widely accepted and protected cult on the planet!
Ever felt like you’re trapped in a system that doesn’t work for you? In this episode, Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar, co-authors of 'The Freedom Model for Addictions', share their eye-opening experiences growing up in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) families. From attending countless meetings to forming their own AA groups, they offer a rare glimpse into the inner workings of AA. But what happens when you start to question the dogma?
Mark and Michelle reveal the challenges faced by those who dare to think differently, describing how dissenters are often treated within the AA community. They also discuss the financial motives behind AA, arguing that it’s more about money than genuinely helping people. The duo explains that leaving AA is a process that requires thorough research and a willingness to explore alternatives.
They debunk the myth that AA is the only solution for addiction, highlighting how it can actually be counterproductive for some. If you’re looking for a fresh perspective on addiction recovery, this episode offers valuable insights and an alternative approach. Tune in to hear Mark and Michelle’s personal stories and reflections.