The Sober Truth: Debunking the Bad Science Behind 12-Step Programs and the Rehab Industry Free Audiobook Download by Lance Dodes Md,Zachary Dodes

An addiction specialist and twelve-step expert, Lance Dodes MD has debunked the bad science behind 12-Step programs and the rehabilitation industry. His book 'The Sober Truth' is a must read for people struggling with addiction, those who have loved ones who are addicted, health professionals and anyone interested in how 12-Step programs really work.

12-step programs have been around for many years and are considered the standard treatment for alcoholism. However, over the decades there has been an alarming amount of misinformation about these programs. Lance Dodes sets out to examine how 12-step programs have evolved, how they were originally intended, and which scientific studies support their actions.

Is Rehab really the answer to addiction? The Sober Truth takes a comprehensive look at rehab, debunking the "treatments" used in rehab, and reviewing how 12-step programs have been hijacked by institutions that profit off of it.

Alcoholism has become a multi-billion dollar industry with 12-step programs and rehab facilities being one of the most popular ways to cure it. This book by Lance Dodes and Zachary Dodes will help readers better understand the bad science behind these programs that lead to a "recovery."

The Sober Truth: Debunking the Bad Science Behind 12-Step Programs and the Rehab Industry is a book by Lance Dodes, MD and his son Zachary Dodes. In it they look at how the Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and other 12-step programs are actually creating addicts as opposed to helping them. They explore the history of how rehabs got their start in relation to drug cartels and how 12-step programs have been a boon for those who run them.

Lance Dodes is known for his work on addiction and drug use. He is a professor of psychiatry at George Washington University, and he is the author of numerous books including: "Addiction: A Disorder of Choice" and "Wasting Away: An Introduction to Alcoholism."