“You had all these men sitting around being open and honest in a way I have never heard,” Pitt said in a recent interview.
Tag: 12-step programs
12-Step Program For Muslims Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Millati Islami, which follows a similar format to other 12-step programs, was established in September 1989 at a mosque in Baltimore.
Letting Go of Control: How I Stopped Trying to Force Solutions
Recognizing that I am not responsible for and cannot fix other people’s feelings is powerful; it frees up so much space and time for me to do my own healing and growing.
Dear AA, We Need to Talk
You weren’t straight up so now we’re on the rocks.
Radical Sobriety: Getting (and Staying) Clean and Sober as Subversive Activity
Alcoholism has medical, economic, and social implications, none of which actually serve any kind of bohemian or utopian yearning, but deceive the sufferer into believing that they do.
What Is Evidence-Based Addiction Treatment?
12-step programs are an incomplete approach and do not meet the requirements for evidence-based treatment because they lack biomedical and psychological components, and they use a one-size-fits-all approach.
How Does AA Work? A Review of the Evidence
AA is cloaked in misconceptions and mysticism: a society of “former drunks” who tout spirituality as a means to cure the chronic, genetic, and life-threatening disease of alcoholism.
