Women’s experiences of recovery via online sobriety communities

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Davey, C. 2021. Women’s experiences of recovery via online sobriety communities.
AuthorsDavey, C.
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KeywordsWomen; Sobriety; Recovery
Year2021
ConferenceManchester Metropolitan University’s Substance Use and Associated Behaviours (SUAB) PhD Symposium
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