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Substance Use Disorders and Disability: A Guide to Recovery from Co-Existing Disorders


Substance Use Disorders and Disability: A Guide to Recovery from Co-Existing DisordersThis simple, easy-to-read pamphlet describes a co-existing disorder, explains the link between having a disability and developing a co-existing disorder, offers advice about what to do if a co-existing disorder is suspected, and provides resources for finding help.


6/1/2004
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Inventory Number: PHD1080

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