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Tearing up the AA Big Book just one more time - where are the lies
Tearing up the AA Big Book just one more time - where are the lies
Tearing up the AA Big Book just one more time - where are the lies
Thursday 14th January 2021
Monica Richardson takes a critical look at the AA Big Book, exploring its history, practices, and alternatives to traditional recovery methods.
78 minutes
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Have you ever questioned the teachings of Alcoholics Anonymous? Monica Richardson is here to shake things up. In this episode of Safe Recovery, she takes a hard look at the AA Big Book, dissecting its controversial practices and historical context. Monica and her guest explore how social pressure and the rehab industry shape recovery journeys, emphasizing the need for honesty and transparency. The discussion doesn't stop there; they also delve into alternatives to AA, offering fresh perspectives on recovery.
One particularly eye-opening segment involves the guest's experience with cannabis use and how it influenced their battle with radical anxiety. They candidly share why they preferred drinking over smoking marijuana and how understanding their anxiety was a game-changer. This episode is raw, informative, and sure to make you rethink traditional recovery methods. Tune in for a compelling conversation that could inspire you to reconsider your own path to sobriety.