Psychopharmacology and Recovery Part 11 of 13

Empathy, Altruism, and Learning: What psychopharmacology can learn from 12 Step Recovery – Part XI – The Relationship between Empathy, Altruism & Substance Abuse. Dr. David Sack, of Promises Treatment Centers talks about helping addicts with a combination of medication and therapy.
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