@stjbs Here are some studies that will give you a clear idea of what that looks like. https://t.co/xRgHqQqCkb https://t.co/5VT9RhJiLF and here are some coercion studies. https://t.co/TSNL9dvyFT https://t.co/IIOJk7JXe8 https://t.co/R3ToP4QlGB
@traceyw85679426 @Enby_Rat_PDX @CommissionerRG People need access to a regulated drug supply. Coercive and forced 'treatment' don't work, and they're deadly. Consider it drug user conversion therapy. https://t.co/IIOJk7JpoA
Urbanoski, K., A. (2010). Coerced addiction treatment: Client perspectives and the implications of their neglect. Harm Reduction Journal, 7(13). https://t.co/NoeqAKv6Sp
@KevinSabet https://t.co/IcBP2to6Js Balanced study here. The definition of coercive treatment is wide. Family members know without the legal troubles that their loved one got into, and treatment they were strongly encouraged to participate in, their per