Dr Harry M. Tiebouts collection of 4 papers were published in the 1953 quarterly journal of studies on alchohol. They would later be re-printed by the Hazeldon Foundation in 1990. Dr Tiebout was one of the first psychiatrists to describe alcoholism as a disease rather than a moral failing.
The papers are a great starting point to any discussion on willingness, surrender, psychic change. That is what we bring you today as Lisa discusses the paper with two friends in recovery, Judy and Sarah...

Dr Harry M. Tiebouts collection of 4 papers were published in the 1953 quarterly journal of studies on alchohol. They would later be re-printed by the Hazeldon Foundation in 1990. Dr Tiebout was one of the first psychiatrists to describe alcoholism as a disease rather than a moral failing. The papers are a great starting point to any discussion on willingness, surrender, psychic change. That is what we bring you today as Lisa discusses the paper with two friends in recovery, Judy and Sarah...

3 Sober Chicks - The Tiebout Papers Take 2

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