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Recovery Rising – A memoir of William L White

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Melissa Killeen

Recovery Rising is the memoir of foremost recovery researcher and advocate, William L White. It has just been released on Amazon. White, for over five decades has had different roles in the addiction treatment field, beginning in Chicago’s inner city … Continue reading →

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A Call for Clinical Humility in Addiction Treatment

Posted on May 29, 2016 by Melissa Killeen

by William White and video featuring Chris Budnick The history of addiction treatment includes a pervasive and cautionary thread: the potential to do great harm in the name of help. The technical term for such injury, iatrogenesis (physician-caused or treatment-caused … Continue reading →

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