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|a Resisting 12-step coercion :
|b how to fight forced participation in AA, NA or 12-step treatment /
|c by Stanton Peele, Ph. D, J.D. and Charles Bufe with Archie Brodsky.
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|a Resisting twelve-step coercion
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|t The nature of the problem --
|t The efficacy of 12-step groups and 12-step treatment --
|t 12-step groups as religious organizations --
|t The courts and coerced 12-step attendance --
|t Informed consent --
|t A prototypical case of alcoholism treatment and coercion : G. Douglas Talbott --
|t Summary of legal and clinical objections to compulsory AA, 12-step, and abstinence treatment --
|t A complaint regarding alcoholism therapist misconduct --
|t Secular self-help groups.
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