Connecticut Certification Board
Connecticut Certification Board
The Cochrane Review of AA: What does it really say?
The Cochrane Review of AA: What does it really say?
The Cochrane Review of AA: What does it really say?
Wednesday 4th November 2020
Kapil Nayar, LPC, critically examines the Cochrane review of AA, highlighting the need for diverse recovery options and questioning conventional wisdom.
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Critical doesn't necessarily mean bad. That falls in line with literally everything that we do.
Have you ever wondered if Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is really the best path to sobriety? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Scope of Practice', Kapil Nayar, LPC, dives into the Cochrane review of AA and Twelve Step Facilitation. Nayar sheds light on the study's limitations and why it's vital to scrutinize research and question conventional wisdom in addiction recovery. He points out that while AA and NA can be effective, they aren't the only routes to recovery.
Nayar stresses the importance of having a variety of treatment options and ensuring that recovery plans are free from personal biases. The conversation also touches on the tricky balance between meeting client needs and navigating billing requirements, along with the influence of lobbyists and big pharma in the field. Both Nayar and the hosts emphasize the need to stay current with research and maintain a critical eye, without dismissing the value of any particular recovery method.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of addiction treatment and the importance of diverse recovery pathways.