Abstract
Topic Initiated: Spring Collaborative 2019
Addiction is a family disease and that goes for alumni programs as well. Family members can play an important role and when they are engaged in the recovery process, positive outcomes are more likely. Once patients are discharged from rehab, the family becomes even more important and should be included in the alumni community.
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How do we adapt alumni/aftercare programs doing structural and organizational change/budget restrictions?
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