Anonymity, 12-steps and New Paths to Recovery
Listen 00:52:16Anonymity has long been the staple of 12-step programs. But, lately there has been a trend toward self-disclosure especially by those in long-term recovery. Today’s show looks at 12 steps, anonymity, and other paths to recovery. We’ll discover an online project www.theroomsproject.org as a way to inspire others and combat stigma. And, how a parent who became a peer counselor wound up in the White House!
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