Leaving the Cult of Alcoholics Anonymous and 12 Step Recovery

Leaving the Cult of Alcoholics Anonymous and 12 Step Recovery

Audio/Video – The Freedom Model For Addictions

Leaving AA or another 12 step recovery program can be scary, confusing, and lonely, However, most people (95%) don’t stay in 12 groups.

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37:1821 Apr 2022

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Breaking Free: Leaving AA and Rethinking Addiction Treatment

So yeah, if you need to get away, go to the St Jude retreat and that website is soberforever net, soberforever net.

Feeling stuck in the cycle of traditional addiction treatments? This episode of 'The Freedom Model for Addictions' might be just what you need. Hosts Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar dive into the controversial topic of leaving Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and other 12-step programs. They argue that addiction isn't a lifelong disease and that conventional treatments often fall short. Sharing their personal journeys of breaking away from 12-step recovery, they offer a fresh perspective on overcoming addiction.

The discussion doesn't stop at criticisms; it explores alternative methods like The Freedom Model International Membership and The St Jude Retreat. The hosts also tackle common criticisms from the addiction treatment community and provide resources for those seeking a new path to recovery. If you're questioning the effectiveness of traditional methods and searching for a new approach, this episode is a must-listen.

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