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For some people, says COTS CEO Mike Johnson, a decision to finally seek help and get clean and sober requires some extra pressure, such as the treat of a jail term. And the length of that threatened term makes a difference.
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The Sober Circle is still in its early days, and program director Robin Phoenix says there have been a few little bumps along their learning curve.
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