

Alcoholics Anonymous: What Actually Happens At A Meeting
Are you wondering what actually happens at your first AA meeting or if Alcoholics Anonymous is right for you? In this episode of RECOVERable, host Terry McGuire sits down with recovery advocate Cliff McDonald to uncover the truth about AA. Find mental health and addiction treatment near you: https://recovery.com/ With…

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“Alcoholics Anonymous is a dangerous cult”
“Always a gift to hear from Cliff's wisdom - and coupled with Terry's hosting, this is a top notch episode!”
“Thank you for explaining that all with such calm clarity. I also appreciate your willingness to address criticisms.”
“For those interested in AA but struggling to accept some aspects of the experience; whose home group isn't speaking to your soul, consider reading the correspondence between Jung and Bob/Bill (pretty sure it was Bill - looking for an integr…”
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