In Native American cultures, addiction is often viewed as a "crisis of spirit." This means:
a. the addiction can be healed by attending formal treatment
b. the addiction must be dealt with by embracing a holistic framework.
c. ceremonial practices such as smudging, and sweat lodges are not reasonable options.
d. the community does not need to get involved.
b
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