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Many mental health professionals and people in recovery have long felt uncomfortable with the 12-step programme's spiritual emphasis. Doug Althauser has developed an alternative approach that removes the traditional reliance on a higher power. This ten-goal programme respects the individual beliefs of addicts and alcoholics while still requiring them to change their lifestyle from one of dependence to recovery.
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If you remove the spirituality from the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, what remains is a therapeutic process for recovery that can work for anyone. This book provides an explanation and an outline for such a process. No matter what one's gender, beliefs, personal creed, ethnicity or philosophy, the therapeituc concepts for recovery in this process can help addicts and alcoholics find recovery. The process has worked for addicts and alcoholics who have refused to attend spiritually-based support groups. It has also worked effectively for addicts and alcoholics who attend traditional traditional recvoery support groups. Therapists in the field of treatment will also find this process helpful. Therapists who use this process have found it helpful. This process will address the needs of patients who want a different approach to recovery. However, it will also satisfy the desires of therapists who hope to find a style of treatment similar to that which they alreaady know, but still proving more effective for treatment and recovery.
If you remove the spirituality from the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, what remains is a therapeutic process for recovery that can work for anyone. This book provides an explanation and an outline for such a process. No matter what one's gender, beliefs, personal creed, ethnicity or philosophy, the therapeituc concepts for recovery in this process can help addicts and alcoholics find recovery. The process has worked for addicts and alcoholics who have refused to attend spiritually-based support groups. It has also worked effectively for addicts and alcoholics who attend traditional traditional recvoery support groups. Therapists in the field of treatment will also find this process helpful. Therapists who use this process have found it helpful. This process will address the needs of patients who want a different approach to recovery. However, it will also satisfy the desires of therapists who hope to find a style of treatment similar to that which they alreaady know, but still proving more effective for treatment and recovery.
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