An investigation into the widespread culture of sexual misconduct and abuse persistent in the addiction treatment industry.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Lauren did a great job with this podcast. I had never heard of the “13th step” before. It was very informative and eye opening. More needs to be done to regulate these “treatment facilities”.
This is a really good podcast. I’ll start with that. Everyone will get something from this, especially those who suffer from addiction or their loved ones. One objection I have is the apparent attack on AA as a whole. The “13th step” - this is actually just the grooming dynamic. It exists anywhere a power imbalance exists and unsupervised access can be obtained by predators. It’s not specific to AA. Any of the newer addiction groups will also have the same potential. The solution is to r... more
I enjoyed this podcast initially due to the good journalism and content. The topic needed light shed upon it, and truth to be uncovered. However, when AA is framed as set up for cis white men, you lost me. The term of being powerless over your addiction, while confusing, doesn’t mean what you explained. There are many great AA groups, so please don’t bash it or make it about race or other mental disorders. People should be empowered to recover, not be labeled as victims.
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This is a very good podcast and it exposes a predator. Where you lost me is when you start interviewing people regarding women in AA. Much of what was said is just false and if you actually go into the archives you would have seen that. There are predators in 12 step programs, men and women. The people in those programs are well aware. We do our best to weed them out but AA is not the reason nor the problem. If these people you interviewed do not understand what the powerlessness is about I woul... more
Thank you for doing this podcast. I only wish I’d found it sooner- I won’t say who, but someone I know was suckered by Eric’s excellent smooth talk and lies into accepting a job. Only to find out his true history, that they would never actually get a bonus structure, and now so so much more. His current COO: yea, it’s the lady who wrote you a letter after you published your article…his former assistant. He somehow doesn’t understand why he can’t retain employees- it’s because he is a sociopathic... more
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Focusing on the contentious and critical issues within the addiction treatment industry, this series offers an investigative lens into the pervasive culture of sexual misconduct and abuse that has plagued treatment facilities. The narrative intertwines personal accounts from victims, in-depth analyses of systemic failures, and crucial discussions surrounding accountability in the sector. The podcast also explores the implications of these stories for individuals struggling with addiction, their families, and the broader community, raising important questions about future reforms and the ethical treatment of vulnerable populations. This examination stands out for its compelling storytelling and thorough journalistic approach, effectively com... more
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