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This is the definitive history of Hazelden, a pioneer in the treatment of alcoholism and addiction since 1949. The fact-and-photo-filled narrative describes early treatment at Hazelden, how the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous were woven in, and the development of the multi-disciplinary approach known as the "Minnesota Model." <p>But, just as importantly, this is a book about people. People who dedicated themselves to restoring the self-worth, dignity, and the humanity of each and every individual seeking their help.</p> <p>This is the real story of Hazelden, reflected in the spiritual odyssey of every individual who ever passed through its doors.</p> <p>Author Damian McElrath held a number of administration positions at Hazelden for over ten years. Most notably, he was Director of Hazelden's Minnesota residential programs in Center City, Plymouth, and St. Paul.</p>
- Author
- McElrath Ph.D., Damian
- Publisher
- Perseus Books, LLC
- Published
- 1987
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780894864513
- Subjects
- Political Science, History, Social Science
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