Frontiers of Recovery Research Interview Series Interview – William Stauffer In April of 2024, William White asked me to present his keynote to the first annual Consortium on Addiction Recovery Science conference. It was titled Frontiers of Recovery Research and it articulates critical factors of investigation in respect to expanding recovery into the future across … Continue reading Definitions and Measurement of Recovery, Where We Have Come from and Where We Need to Go – Jason Schwartz
Month: August 2025
Addiction Treatment Except for Tobacco and Nicotine: A Call for Change
I've completed a monograph that calls for change in the addiction treatment arena. It focuses on our need to modify our settings and services to a tobacco-free and smoke-free model of care. Below is the Abstract followed by the full text of the monograph. Acknowledgements. I would like to thank the following people for their … Continue reading Addiction Treatment Except for Tobacco and Nicotine: A Call for Change
Social Transmission of Recovery as a Helix of Connectivity, not a Service Checklist: A Conversation with Dr David Best
The Frontiers of Recovery Research Interview Series – William Stauffer What is this series of interviews? In April of 2024, I had the distinct honor of being asked by William White author and thought leader of the new recovery advocacy movement to present his words as the keynote to open up the first annual NIDA … Continue reading Social Transmission of Recovery as a Helix of Connectivity, not a Service Checklist: A Conversation with Dr David Best
Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction # 4
I've completed a monograph that calls for change in the addiction treatment arena. It focuses on our need to modify our settings and services to a tobacco-free and smoke-free model of care. This post is the fourth and final in a small series of excerpts from the monograph. The intent of posting these excerpts is … Continue reading Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction # 4
Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction # 3
I've completed a monograph that calls for change in the addiction treatment arena. It focuses on our need to modify our settings and services to a tobacco-free and smoke-free model of care. This post is the third in a small series of excerpts from the monograph. The intent of posting these excerpts is to build … Continue reading Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction # 3
Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction # 2
I've completed a monograph that calls for change in the addiction treatment arena. It focuses on our need to modify our settings and services to a tobacco-free and smoke-free model of care. This post is the second in a small series of excerpts from the monograph. The intent of posting these excerpts is to build … Continue reading Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction # 2
Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction
I've completed a monograph that calls for change in the addiction treatment arena. It focuses on our need to modify our settings and services to a tobacco-free and smoke-free model of care. This post will serve as the first in a small series of excerpts from the monograph. The intent of posting these excerpts is … Continue reading Tobacco-free and smoke-free addiction treatment: monograph introduction
Cultural Coproduction in Recovery Science: A Conversation with Mark Sanders
The Frontiers of Recovery Research Interview Series – William Stauffer What is this series of interviews? In April of 2024, I had the distinct honor of being asked by William White author and thought leader of the new recovery advocacy movement to present his words as the keynote to open up the first annual NIDA … Continue reading Cultural Coproduction in Recovery Science: A Conversation with Mark Sanders
Expanding the Culture of Recovery
I was first introduced to addiction and recovery being framed as cultures by the William White book Pathways: from the culture of addiction to the culture of recovery: a travel guide for addiction professions (1996). It put words to things I had difficulty articulating prior to reading it. Nothing I have read or been exposed … Continue reading Expanding the Culture of Recovery
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