“High Sobriety,” a Los Angeles treatment facility where cannabis is used by addicts weaning off hard drugs, was featured in a March 27 New York Times story. The name is as clever as their approach!
Thus the prediction made in the tag of O’Shaughnessy’s March 16 item came true in record time. We may have to stop calling it the “Treatment Racket” as more of them get restored to sanity.
(On the other hand, “The co-founder and main investor in High Sobriety, Michael Welch… also co-owns and operates several 12-step-based rehabilitation clinics that have a total of 100 beds. Charges range from $25,000 to $80,000 a month for a private room.”)
