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Lessons From One Physician's Experience With Substance Use Recovery.
I advocate for a "no wrong door" approach, which ensures that no matter where you enter the system-doctor, therapist, family-referral, self-report, jail, hospital, etc. -you get the treatment that gives you the best chance at long-term recovery, even if you don't have M.D. after your name.
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