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Steven Slate St Judes Retreat non 12 Step help for Substance Use Issues
Steven Slate St Judes Retreat non 12 Step help for Substance Use Issues
Steven Slate St Judes Retreat non 12 Step help for Substance Use Issues
Tuesday 13th June 2017
Monica Richardson interviews Steven Slate on Safe Recovery about his non 12-step approach to substance use issues and alternative recovery methods.
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Get the buttons here!Steven Slate on Rethinking Substance Use: A Fresh Perspective
The message there was pretty simple, and it was what I originally believed about myself before I got wrapped up in treatment, which was that I was doing what I want to do.
What if there was a different way to approach substance use issues, one that doesn't rely on the traditional 12-step model? In this episode of Safe Recovery, Monica Richardson chats with Steven Slate, an addiction writer and co-author of the Saint Jude Program. Steven opens up about his personal journey with substance use and how he found a unique solution through the Saint Jude Program.
They discuss the flaws in the conventional 12-step approach and explore alternative methods that can offer more personalized paths to recovery. Steven emphasizes the importance of reassessing options and examining the pros and cons of substance use, suggesting that non-problematic use might be a better goal than total abstinence. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone grappling with substance use issues or looking for new ways to support loved ones.
Tune in to hear Steven's insights on challenging assumptions about addiction, the pitfalls of the rehab industry, and the potential for more effective, individualized recovery strategies.