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Pilots, the FAA, and Alcoholics Anonymous- extortion
Pilots, the FAA, and Alcoholics Anonymous- extortion
Pilots, the FAA, and Alcoholics Anonymous- extortion
Tuesday 28th October 2014
Discover the coercion and financial strain pilots face with mandatory AA rehab in this episode of Safe Recovery. Explore alternative recovery methods.
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Get the buttons here!Pilots and AA: The High Costs of Coercion
One of the major things that drives abnormal drinking is an overriding feeling of powerlessness, and this takes away any self-efficacy and identity that a person could possibly have.
Ever wondered what happens when the aviation industry intersects with addiction recovery? This episode of Safe Recovery takes you behind the scenes of a pilot's shocking ordeal with the FAA and Alcoholics Anonymous. Monica Richardson sits down with a pilot who opens up about being forced into an AA rehab program, where he faced astronomical fees and invasive contracts.
It’s a story that sheds light on the hidden pressures pilots face and the financial burdens they bear just to keep flying. But it doesn’t stop there. The episode also delves into the broader implications of a one-size-fits-all approach to addiction recovery. Monica and her guest explore the cult-like aspects of AA and discuss why individualized care is crucial for true empowerment.
If you're curious about alternative healing methods or just want to understand the complexities pilots deal with, this episode offers a gripping narrative and valuable insights. Tune in to hear about the real impact on pilots' lives and why it’s essential to make informed choices about recovery.