Why Alcohol Treatment Programs Must Expand Beyond Abstinence-Only Outcomes

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Why Alcohol Treatment Programs Must Expand Beyond Abstinence-Only Outcomes

When considering an effective alcohol treatment program to serve employees, a modern approach is needed in order to have the best outcomes. It’s best to understand what employees are looking for and what they’re trying to get out of an alcohol treatment program.

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