Experiences with recovery from substance use in a Northern Midwest Indigenous Reservation setting

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Molly C. Reid · Johns Hopkins University

Kristin E. Schneider · Johns Hopkins University

Maisie Conrad · Johns Hopkins University

Brooklynn Barney · Johns Hopkins University

Rachel I. Steinberg · Johns Hopkins University

Allison O’Rourke · Johns Hopkins University

Pamela M. Hughes

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Our findings highlight the importance of social connectedness to recovery in this reservation setting, tying in with Indigenous conceptualizations of individual wellbeing as interrelated with intergenerational, family, community, spiritual, and environmental connectedness. These findings support the potential for peer-recovery support programs and expanded access to cultural practices and events.

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Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights

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Published in: International Journal of Drug Policy

Volume 151, pp. 105207-105207

DOI: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2026.105207

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