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[…] cated that therapists at the prototypic social model program put relatively greater emphasis on experiential learning, interactive learning, and peer helping. Still, additional research is needed to test whether these results replicate in other samples. The current study’s residential sites were strongly grounded in the social model perspective, scoring above the criterion for social […]

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[…] document provides a response to the Maine Association of Recovery Residences. Other NARR state affiliates may use this policy guide as they engage in discussions and decision – making regarding acceptable use of medical cannabis in certified recovery residences within their state. No NARR state affiliate is required to allow the use of medical cannabis […]

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