Why a Harm Reduction Approach is Required for a Successful AUD Program

Publisher: Ria Health

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Why a Harm Reduction Approach is Required for a Successful AUD Program

Choosing the right Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) treatment program can be a challenge and it’s difficult to know the considerations an employer needs to go through. We recommend looking for an AUD treatment program that adopts a harm reduction approach across its various aspects in order to achieve the most successful outcomes for its member. Learn more through our white paper.

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