Blame broken policies, not people who use drugs
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Why Rehab Fails
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Stanton Peele, Ph.D., and Archie Brodsky with Mary Arnold (1992), The Truth About Addiction and Recovery.
Stop teaching drug abstinence: Just say no to the era of ‘just say no’
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Addiction is not about our brains being “hijacked” by drugs or experiences—it’s about learned patterns
The Real Stigma of Substance Use Disorders
Does it Matter How We Talk About People with Substance Use Disorder? WHAT PROBLEM DOES
Don’t Let Anyone Tell You How to Recover
Recovery means ‘a return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength.’ This is
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By Dr Adi Jaffe My name is Adi, and despite my years of struggling with
Drug Research Ignores Stable or Pleasurable Use—And That’s a Problem
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PTSD & The Effect On Kids
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