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Knowing or not knowing: Living as Harm Reductionists in Twelve Step Recovery

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Highlights of this article:

  • Many, like the authors, have benefitted considerably from Twelve Step recovery.
  • However, others have suffered and died from stigma and policies within Twelve Step communities.
  • Twelve Step programs must further accept harm reduction as well as medication and other pathways to recovery.
  • While providers and Twelve Step members can make incremental change, large-scale cultural and structural change is necessary.

We hosted the authors of this article on our podcast! Check out the episode on our Recovery Talk Podcast page.

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