The secret of turning "early" into "long term" recovery: High dignity, low drama
Voice America radio show - One Hour at a Time with host Mary Woods

MANCHESTER, NH, February 13, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- What does long term recovery really mean? Is medication OK? What kinds? Is Suboxone a long term solution in recovery? Self help groups every day?

Join us for the discussion, "The secret of turning "early" into "long term" recovery: High dignity, low drama". One Hour at a Time with Mary Woods will be welcoming Patrick Babcock, founder of Foundation House in Portland, ME on Monday February 16, 2009.

Patrick Babcock, 42, originally from New York City, moved to Portland, Maine in 2000, and is currently enjoying over 13 years of continued sobriety.

A graduate of Fordham University's College of Business Administration in New York City, with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Finance, Mr. Babcock's training has specialized in Motivational Interviewing, PTSD, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the Gorski - CENAPS model of Treatment and Relapse Prevention, and Life Skills Mentorship.

Having first been introduced to the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous back in 1988, as well as both inpatient and extended care programs, Mr. Babcock has seen first hand what works (and what does not work) with regard to "the process of recovery".

Mr. Babcock is the Founder and Executive Director of Foundation House, helping men in recovery from alcoholism & chemical dependency since 2002.

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