Carl Jung and Alcoholics Anonymous

In this audiobook, the author uncovers new correspondence between Carl Jung and Bill Wilson at the A.A. headquarters, revealing Jung's positive regard for Alcoholics Anonymous and its impact on him. This research challenges the notion that Jung was skeptical of group dynamics, highlighting his detailed suggestions for expanding A.A.'s format to benefit broader groups facing similar challenges. The narrative also delves into Wilson's controversial ideas regarding the use of LSD in treatment, while providing insights into the diagnosis and understanding of alcoholism through detailed case histories of Jung. Narrated by Peter Coates and produced by Echo Point Books & Media, this work offers a fresh perspective on spirituality and recovery in the context of modern psychology.