Model for Families and Businesses to Help Resolve Problems with Alcoholics
danielfeerst
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danielfeerst
Ongoing, First published Jan 20, 2020
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Daniel Feerst calls his intervention model for businesses the "Performance-based Intervention Model" and his model for families or close friends of an alcoholic, "The Family Empowerment Model." Both approaches divert strongly from archaic and problematic models of intervention first promulgated in the 1960s that followed the publishing of the book, "I'll Quit Tomorrow" by Vernon Johnson, who found of the Johnson Institute.
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