Three Challenges
Like a stroke patient who suddenly finds himself needing to relearn basic skills that were once automatic, it may require a level of personal commitment unseen for many years.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Sep 15, 2016 | Addiction Clinicians, Treatment | 0 |
Like a stroke patient who suddenly finds himself needing to relearn basic skills that were once automatic, it may require a level of personal commitment unseen for many years.
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Addiction programs, conversely, targeted elimination or at least substantial reduction in substance use– a narrower goal that permitted greater focus in treatment.
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Willing not only to think outside the box, but to stomp the box flat if need be.
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But now we’ll be contending with business interests that actively promote cannabis the way the tobacco and liquor industries promote their products– but with even less restriction
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The firm’s managers conclude that sales would be a whole lot better if the disorder were better publicized and more people were diagnosed with it.
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