Wild horses could rehabilitate people / raise money
Cutting back on drinking could work with habits / accountability partners
Psychiatric / addiction care for homelessness could be coordinated by the state rather than county
Mental health / addiction treatment could not be denied by health insurance
Telecoaching, prescribed medications, Sinclair method, and digitally connected breathalyzers could help with alcoholism / sobriety
Natural miscarriages could not be prosecuted
Benzos could be regulated for use and the risks could be fully explained
Human beings could have more touch / massages could be affordable and accessible
Hypnosis could be used for variety of things
The addiction treatment gap in healthcare could be fixed
Social prescribing / helping others could be used for depression and mental health
Fentanyl test strips could be available faster
Anxiety could be an addiction and habit
Medical boards could evaluate doctors, type of prescriptions given, and fatal / non-fatal overdoses
The placebo effect could work even when it is known
The drug trade through West Africa could cause instability
Horses could be therapy / meditation
Habits could be tracked
Free labor at rehab centers could be investigated / monitored
The homeless could become employed or help sell things
Holotropic or rebirthing breathwork could lead to different states of conciousness
Alan Carr's Easyway method could help with addiction
Drumming could heal
Pedophiles could get therapy and psychiatric / hormonal drugs
Telemedicine could be a more effective way to treat addiction
Men, women, and transgender could have support groups
Drug addiction recovery and sobriety coaching could be online
Former drug addicts could become recovery coaches
Social clubs could create community development, networking, and other positive outcomes
Marijuana and other drug charges could be dropped or changed
A single information system could be used for people seeking social / homeless / housing services
October could be sober
Harm reduction could be a strategy for drug addiction
Public health departments could have a way to collect used needle syringes
Homeless shelters could be navigation centers
A 12-month program with paid work and housing could help ex-offenders, the homeless, and/or drug addicts
Naxolone / overdose education could be more widely / anonymously available to prevent overdoses
Drugs could be decriminalized with available treatment options
Wilderness treks could help with personal growth and mental health
Psychiatrists, addiction counselors, and/or licensed social workers could work with police
Mentorship programs could help at-risk youth, drug addicts, homeless, ex-offenders, potential terrorists, immigrants, refugees, new employees, and students
Free health clinics / counseling could be available
Marijuana could be legalized to help opioid addiction
Mental illness and depression could be a result of societal structures
Organizations could hire recovering drug addicts
Psychedelic drugs / plant-based medicine could help with mental health issues, PTSD, peacebuilding, and addiction more effectively than current psychiatric drugs
Mindfulness could be taught and used more widely
U.S. rehab centers could be more regulated and ranked by effectiveness
Meditation could be taught and used more widely
Improv courses could help with anxiety, confidence, conflict resolution, leadership, and innovation
Running and exercise programs could people who are homeless / have mental health issues / prisoners
Homeless shelters or housing could allow drinking / drug use while providing treatment
Needle exchange programs could be more widely available and legal
Drug policy and government funds could focus on providing treatment and prevention rather than punishment
Illegal drug users could be sent to treatment centers rather than prisons
