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I am a 57 yr. old woman, clean and sober for 21 years. No relapses. Besides AA, what helped me the most was finding right psychiatric help for my depression and anxiety disorder. Once I was on the right medication, sobriety has been very easy for me. Do new treatment programs work with patients to find out if they are also clinically depressed and address that issue?

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