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Live From The Sundance Film Festival- Park City, Utah, The 13th Step the film
Live From The Sundance Film Festival- Park City, Utah, The 13th Step the film
Live From The Sundance Film Festival- Park City, Utah, The 13th Step the film
Wednesday 22nd January 2014
Join Monica Richardson live from Sundance as she discusses her film 'The 13th Step' and advocates for empowering alternatives to traditional recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Behind the Scenes at Sundance: Monica Richardson’s Journey with 'The 13th Step'
We need films. We need tv shows talking about people stopping people helping in a different way and stop this nonsense that aa is a one-size-fits-all and it's the only answer if we have million people that might suffer from alcohol and drug overuse.
Ever wondered what really goes on behind the scenes of a film that challenges conventional recovery methods? In this episode of Safe Recovery, Monica Richardson broadcasts live from her hotel room at the Sundance Film Festival. She’s on a mission to spread the word about her groundbreaking film, 'The 13th Step'. The film sheds light on the darker aspects of Alcoholics Anonymous and calls for new, more empowering approaches to addiction recovery.
Monica shares vivid anecdotes from her travels across the United States, including stops in Fort Collins, Colorado, and Akron, Ohio. Along the way, she encounters individuals who have been harmed by predatory behavior in 12-step meetings. These stories fuel her determination to expose the flaws in the current system and advocate for safer, more inclusive recovery options. But it’s not all doom and gloom.
Monica also highlights the power of social media in fostering supportive recovery communities and champions new authors who are making waves in the addiction recovery space. Her passion for creating a culture of empowerment rather than powerlessness is palpable throughout the episode. If you’re curious about alternative healing methods or just want to hear some eye-opening stories from the road, this episode is a must-listen.
Monica’s candid and heartfelt narrative offers both hope and a call to action for anyone touched by addiction.