There’s a third dimension to making the decision about which treatment will offer the best chance for recovery: Matching the characteristics of a program to an individual’s particular needs.
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A model generally supersedes other models not because it is perfect in every respect, but because it seems to explain certain aspects better than its predecessors.
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Many of us already have painkillers sitting on a shelf in the bathroom medicine cabinet, alongside the aspirin and the allergy meds. Sometimes they’re unused from prior medical or dental problems.
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People have abused opiates for 5,000 years. As much as medicine depends on them, they’ve always created problems for a percentage of users.
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A key breakthrough for recovering clients: The realization that, while they cannot control their disease, they can do a lot about their own recovery.
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