Cooking program for people in recovery from substance use
This study tests a cooking and nutrition program for people living in recovery houses after treatment for substance use. It aims to help build healthier habits and support long-term recovery.
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Who can take part
- You have a substance use disorder (like addiction to drugs or alcohol)
- You live in Texas
- You can understand English or Spanish
- You are able to provide your own consent to participate
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