Episode 96: Opening the Door to Recovery: Inside the Admi...

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In this episode of The Recovery Lab Podcast, Drew Hassin, David Sugg, and Daniel Anderson sit down with Amanda Martin in the Audio Alchemy Studios. Amanda brings years of experience working in the admissions department of one of the nation’s largest drug and alcohol treatment facilities. Together, they discuss the crucial first steps individuals and their families take when seeking treatment for substance abuse. Amanda provides an insider’s perspective on what the admissions process looks like, the challenges people may face, and practical tips for navigating this critical moment in the recovery journey. Whether you’re exploring treatment options for yourself or supporting a loved one, this conversation offers valuable insights and guidance for taking that vital first step toward a healthier future. Tune in for an eye-opening and compassionate discussion designed to empower and inform. #RecoveryLabPodcast #SubstanceAbuseHelp #AddictionRecovery This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

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In this episode of The Recovery Lab Podcast, Drew Hassin, David Sugg, and Daniel Anderson sit down with Amanda Martin in the Audio Alchemy Studios. Amanda brings years of experience working in the admissions department of one of the nation’s largest...

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