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Author:Ragge, Ken. The Real AA: Behind the Myth of 12-Step Recovery. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. World of Books USA was founded in 2005. We all like the idea of saving a bit of cash, so when we found out how many good quality used products are out there - we just had to let you know!
Synopsis"The Real AA" is the result of Ken Ragge's journey through AA and its for-profit institutional variants. The book covers virtually all aspects of AA and the traditional treatment system: the disease theory of alcohol abuse; AA's origins and development; AA's ideology and indoctrination process; and AA's institutional forms. An invaluable resource to alcohol abusers, their friends, and their families., After reading two sentences I was powerless to put (The Real AA) down. A day of binge reading later I did put it down with the satisfaction that I had been among the first to read a landmark in America's return to sanity in addiction care. Steady yourself as you read this powerful expose which reveals how America is surrendering to a counterfeit religion. -- Jack Trimpey, founder and president of Rational Recovery(The Real AA) will be a shock to many people because it reveals facts they would rather not know. But the shock, I have no doubt, will be a healthy one. -- Alice Miller, author of The Drama of the Gifted ChildBy far the best description ever written of the AA indoctrination process. -- Charles Bufe, author of Alcoholics Anonymous: Cult or Cure?The Real AA is the result of Ken Ragge's Alice-in-Wonderland journey through AA and its for-profit institutional variants, a world in which the patient is admitted as diseased, discharged as diseased, permanently recovering, and never recovered. Ken wrote The Real AA as a cautionary tale and travel guide for others entering this strange universe of treatment centers and church-basement meetings.Ragge's book covers virtually all aspects of AA and the traditional treatment system: the disease theory of alcohol abuse; AA's origins and development; AA's ideology and indoctrination process; and AA's institutional forms. It then goes beyond AA to cover the question of moderation or abstinence, and the modern (non-12-step) self-help alternatives to AA. In so doing, this book provides an invaluable resource to alcohol abusers, their friends, and their families.