February 1973
Amateur Analysts
Even with the best intentions, self-appointed psychiatrists can do a lot of damage
WHEN IT WAS his turn to comment on Gussie's story, an AA member leaned back reflectively in his chair and said, "A fine talk, Gussie. But if you'll forgive me, I'm afraid I detected a rather strong note of self-pity in your attitude." Then he gave his analysis of self-pity and the harm it could do to an alcoholic.
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