Matt Breuninger on Alcoholics Anonymous and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Update: 2022-01-18

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In this episode we talk to Matt Breuninger about his recent paper "Treatment of alcohol use disorder: Integration of Alcoholics Anonymous and cognitive behavioral therapy" in Training and Education in Professional Psychology. Matt explains why AA and CBT are so often not integrated, the history of AA, and what he hopes comes out of this paper.

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