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In this episode, we dive into a recent study from Stanford University that sheds new light on the effectiveness of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in helping individuals achieve lasting sobriety. This comprehensive study compares AA to traditional therapy modalities, analyzing how AA’s community-based, peer-support approach stacks up against other treatment methods. The findings reveal that AA not only fosters greater rates of abstinence but can also reduce healthcare costs over time.

We break down the study’s key points, exploring why AA’s unique structure works so well for many people. From shared experiences and accountability to a focus on practical steps and self-reflection, we discuss what makes AA a powerful tool for recovery. Whether you’re in AA, curious about the program, or considering different paths to sobriety, join us for an insightful look at how AA continues to be a game-changer in the fight against addiction.