Dear Addiction – a Letter to the Disease of Addiction From Those in Recovery.

Published January 13, 2013

Dear Addiction – A Letter To The Disease Of Addiction From Those In Recovery. – A letter to the disease of addiction. The Right Step offers those in recovery from drugs, alcohol and substance abuse the opportunity to write a letter to the disease of addiction. www.rightstep.com Drug and Alcohol Treatment Experience That Counts The Right Step is a group of caring, experienced professionals with proven expertise in the field of addiction. Our CEO, George Joseph, was recognized as National Counselor of the Year in 2002 and has been in this field for over 24 years, successfully leading the organization for the past 14 years. Our Chief Medical Officer, Jason Powers, MD is voted as one of Houstons Best Doctors. Our team of executive directors, program coordinators, counselors, nurses, and recovery advocates work at The Right Step because they know everyday they have the opportunity to improve the lives of others. The Right Step is renowned for effective, affordable, proven methods of substance abuse treatment, and we are committed to helping you and your loved one every step of the way on the path to a more meaningful, rewarding life. Quality Care Since 1990 For more than a decade, we have existed for one purpose to help people with substance abuse and chemical dependency issues achieve sobriety, obtain tools for change, and begin to experience meaningful lives. We do this successfully with thousands of individuals and families each year by offering quality, affordable alcohol and drug treatment programs and services at several locations throughout the …

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