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Host Dr. Justin Bell speaks with Ehsan Ranjbar, volunteer peer and translator in Iran’s Congress 60 recovery organization. Ehsan shares how Congress 60 blends structured medication tapering with strong community support, and details the organization’s unique peer certification process. The conversation offers a glimpse into a recovery model deeply rooted in cultural values, service, and lived experience.
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