Natural recovery or recovery without treatment from alcohol and drug problems, as seen from survey data
Harald Klingemann(Bern University of Applied Sciences), Jalie A. Tucker, Deborah L. Finfgeld(University of Missouri), Franz Moggi(University of Bern), Stanton Peele(Morristown Medical Center), Geoffrey Hunt(Aarhus University), Linda C. Sobell(Nova Southeastern University), Christoph Junker(Federal Statistical Office), David C. Hodgins(University of Calgary), Robert Granfield(University at Buffalo, State University of New York), Mark B. Sobell(Nova Southeastern University), Reginald G. Smart(Centre for Addiction and Mental Health), T. Ellinstad(Nova Southeastern University), Joanne Barker(University of California, San Francisco), J. Blomqvist, William Cloud(University of Denver)
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