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  • Above & Beyond Recovery Podcast Episode 4, Pt.1: The History of Treatment with Michael Fanjoy

Above & Beyond Recovery Podcast Episode 4, Pt.1: The History of Treatment with Michael Fanjoy

Wednesday 26th October 2022

Join Michael Fanjoy as he traces the evolution of addiction treatment, from ancient Egyptian rituals to modern recovery practices, in 'Above & Beyond Recovery'.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Tracing the Evolution of Addiction Treatment with Michael Fanjoy

The 1900s is way before AA and NA and a lot of what we think of today. Dr Leslie E Keeley developed a program, an addiction treatment program, and according to the North Dakota State University archives, Keeley institutes were franchised facilities that served people in addiction to alcohol, nicotine, and narcotic drugs and one of the first institutes to treat alcoholism as a disease.
Ever wondered how addiction treatment has evolved over the centuries? In this episode of 'Above & Beyond Recovery', Michael Fanjoy takes you on a captivating journey through the history of addiction treatment. From ancient Egyptian rituals involving blue lotus flowers to the development of the Minnesota model, Fanjoy uncovers the roots and milestones that have shaped modern recovery practices.
He dives into the impact of Native American sobriety circles and highlights Dr Leslie E Keeley's pioneering efforts in the early 1900s. Whether you're new to the world of recovery or a seasoned veteran, this episode offers a treasure trove of historical insights and thought-provoking discussions. Tune in to explore how past practices influence today's treatment methods and what the future might hold for addiction recovery.