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Alcohol and drug addiction treatment, alcoholism, drug rehab and lifelong recovery support.
  Hazelden's Model of Treatment and Its Outcome
by Randy Stinchfield, Ph.D. and Pat Owen, Ph.D.

This study presents a description of "the Minnesota Model" of addiction treatment. This 12-step facilitation model utilizes the philosophy of Alcoholics Anonymous as a therapeutic tool for recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. Data was gathered from 1,083 patients upon admission into Hazelden, and at one, six and 12 months post-treatment. Fifty-three percent reported abstinence at 12 months, and an additional 35 percent reported reductions in drug and alcohol use. This model of treatment consistently yields satisfactory results.

See:
Stinchfield, R., & Owen, P. (1998) Hazelden's model of treatment and its outcome. Addictive Behaviors, 23 (5), 669 - 683.

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