David Best: Did ‘Recovery’ Fail As A Pre-figurative Community Movement?
Posted on 26-04-2016
in: Events And Seminars

David Best delivers a presentation at the annual NDSAG conference in Bradford and asks Did ‘Recovery’ Fail As A Pre-figurative Community Movement?

NDSAG 2016

Location: Bradford, England

“Not all alcohol problems are dose related” (Ron McKechnie) A celebratory retrospective exploration over what we have learnt from the last 40 years (of alcohol policy, research and treatment) and prospective crystal ball gazing about what we might expect in the next 40.

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