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cally

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Tue Feb 26, 2013, 01:07 PM Feb 2013

Wow!! [View all]

A major outcomes study with 10,000 patients in both in-patient and outpatient treatment (Hoffman & Miller) found that 90% of patients attending AA meetings at least weekly and participating in aftercare for one year were able to abstain from the use of any alcohol at all during that year.14

http://www.caron.org/current-statistics.html

For a job interview, I started looking at some of the statistics at what seems to work. I know what has worked for me but in designing programs I was curious as to what recent studies have shown. I'm surprised they have now done studies showing what the old timers tell us. It works.



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Wow!! [View all] cally Feb 2013 OP
but what are the numbers after that first year? Viva_La_Revolution Feb 2013 #1
I've seen other numbers that show that recovery does work cally Feb 2013 #2
yep, different for everybody Viva_La_Revolution Feb 2013 #3
I worked at a private treatment center libodem Feb 2013 #4
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