Al-Anon family groups: newcomers and members

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Newcomers to Al-Anon family groups: Who stays and who drops out?Social processes explaining the benefits of Al-Anon participation.Al-Anon newcomers: benefits of continuing attendance for six months.Beyond bricks and mortar: recent research on substance use disorder recovery management.

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