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The Right Thing at the Wrong Time
People do not fail recovery as often as recovery systems fail people. That is an uncomfortable statement — particularly in a field filled with committed professionals, passionate peers, and genuinely life-saving work. But avoiding it has not improved outcomes. Addiction outcomes are not poor because we lack care, effort, or intelligence. They are poor because the field keeps repeating the same structural error while debating everything else around it. The mistake is not moral
John Elford
6 days ago8 min read
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