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Feb 20, 2025 53 min

12 Mis-Steps: The Dark Side of Twelve-Step Programs

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Episode 063: “12 Mis-Steps: The Dark Side of Twelve-Step Programs” This week, JD and Ashley welcome K’ai Roberts Fu, keynote speaker and author of the upcoming book: “12 Mis-Steps: How 12-Step Programs Trip Up Trauma Survivors” to the show to discuss her experience as a trauma survivor who spent over a decade attending 12-Step meetings. Her story identifies the long-overdue conversation that needs to be had about who can and cannot benefit from such programs, all in the name of helping people better identify the kinds of help that will work best for them when healing from trauma, recovering from addiction, or both. Take a listen, share with your circles, visit K’ai online, and be sure to send in your thoughts and responses! https://kairobertsfu.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/kai-roberts-fu-speaker-author/  HOME (benchstrategy.com) [email protected] The Staying Power Network | For a Better Life | Patreon Facebook Staying Power on Instagram Words by JDK

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