# Stanton Peele
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stanton peele (born January 8, 1946) is a psychologist, attorney, psychotherapist and the author of books and articles on the subject of alcoholism, addiction and addiction treatment.
== Career ==
Raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Peele received his B.A. in political science cum laude on municipal and state scholarships from the University of Pennsylvania in 1967. Supported by a number of fellowships (including the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship), he went on to earn a Ph.D. in social psychology from the University of Michigan in 1973.
Ancient African Ales (and Other Elixirs)
Fermentation is an art form, and countless African civilizations have nailed it for millennia. Learn alongside Kas about the beer, wine, and potent liquors that stemmed from the hard work of history's oft-forgotten brewers and distillers.
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Ep 112 Does AA Make Drinking Worse?
What if it’s not the booze — but the belief system?
In this episode of the Sobriety Bestie Podcast, we dive into Alan Marlatt’s 1973 expectancy experiment, featured in Resisting 12-Step Coercion by Stanton Peele.
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The OG Disease Model Smasher: Dr. Stanton Peele
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Ep 183 Recruited Into 12 Step + Barely Survived – Jon's Story
Jon barely survived 12 step. His courageous story highlights the harm inherent in 12 step ideology and the importance of trying something different if the "treatment" you are in is making you worse.
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11. The Psychologist Who Proved "Addiction" Isn't Real — Dr. Stanton Peele
Dr. Stanton Peele has spent over 50 years challenging everything the recovery industry wants you to believe.
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Dustin Poirier Arrested, Cigarettes, and the Disease Called Addiction
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"He has a disease."
But what exactly does that mean?
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Trauma & Addiction: Gabor Maté & The Body Keeps the Score (An Honest Take)
Why the pain, not why the addiction? An honest, peer look at the trauma model of recovery.
This week it's a solo one. I sit with two thinkers who reshaped how we talk about addiction — Gabor Maté (In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts) and Bessel van der Kolk (The Body Keeps the Score) — and I try to do th…
Stanton Peele: Why Addiction Is Not a Disease
Stanton Peele has spent more than five decades challenging the idea that addiction is best understood as a permanent brain disease. His alternative is not a denial of drugs, biology, trauma, or suffering—but a model that puts human behavior, relationships, purpose, responsibility, and the possibili…
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