“If someone had repeatedly tried to quit on their own and been unable to, we wouldn't just say, well, try again. We would say, hey, maybe you need a higher level of care, something like an intensive outpatient treatment or maybe a residential treatment.”

Dr. Anna Lemke · Huberman Lab · Overcome Addictions & Obsessions of All Kinds | Dr. Anna Lembke

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recommends intensive outpatient or residential treatment for patients who repeatedly failed to quit on their own

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