Michael Stoller
Michael Stoller
#107 How Can I Attend Alcoholics Anonymous?
#107 How Can I Attend Alcoholics Anonymous?
#107 How Can I Attend Alcoholics Anonymous?
Wednesday 17th April 2019
Michael Stoller shares his experience attending AA meetings without being an alcoholic, offering unique insights on using the Big Book for mental health.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Value in AA: Michael Stoller's Unique Approach
I wish there were other and more available-step meetings in my area, because I would go to those. But if it wasn't for Alcoholics Anonymous, I don't know where I would be today.
Ever wondered if Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings could be beneficial even if you’re not struggling with alcohol? Michael Stoller tackles this intriguing question head-on. In this episode of 'Blueprints for Emotional Sobriety', he opens up about his own experiences attending AA meetings despite not being an alcoholic. Michael candidly shares how he replaces addiction-specific terms like 'alcoholism' with his personal challenges, such as depression, to extract valuable lessons from the sessions.
He dives into his unique take on the Big Book, suggesting that its teachings can be a lifeline for anyone grappling with mental health issues or bad habits. While acknowledging the hurdles and misconceptions surrounding AA, Michael emphasizes the power of admitting one's struggles and seeking support. This episode is a refreshing and authentic look at how AA principles can transcend alcohol addiction, offering a supportive perspective on mental well-being.
If you’ve ever been curious about AA or are looking for new ways to tackle your own challenges, this episode is a must-listen.