Treatment should put addicts in their place
Myth about Addiction
Treatment should put addicts in their place
The leading authorities on addiction agree that addiction is a chronic disease similar to heart disease, diabetes and cancer, addicts are still treated as second class citizens. Many treatment centers believe confrontational, shame based methods are necessary to motivate addicts. Quite the contrary. In addition to contributing to the stigma of addiction and deterring people from seeking treatment, research shows that shame is a strong predictor of relapse.
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Snuff and chewing tobacco are safe because theres no smoke
Addiction is a social problem or a problem of morals
We have reached the limits of what we can do to treat addiction
Addiction is a sign of a character flaw and moral failing
Treatment programs work about the same for everyone
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Drug addiction is voluntary behavior
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