Whose Fault Is It, Anyway?
It makes us uncomfortable to acknowledge that degree of helplessness.
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Author: C. Scott McMillin
The Active and the Passive
At its root, treatment is primarily a work relationship– with goals that need to be accomplished, and outcomes that must be kept in mind.
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The Natural History of Recovery: One Youth’s Experience
This is really about a continuous process of change. The unifying force is the addict’s subjective experience.
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Agenda vs. Agenda
Ambivalence isn’t just a matter of figuring out what we want to do. It’s very much about the ability to make good decisions and feel confident about them.
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The March of Pseudoscience
The treatment population is jam-packed with vulnerable people and families desperately looking for magic solutions to a genuinely challenging problem like recovery.
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