Treatment clinic provides mobile app to help stay sober
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There are more than 20 million Americans trying to overcome addiction or stay sober. Now, there's a new high-tech tool to help them — a sobriety application.
The Hazelden addiction treatment center is making some of their reknowned recovery tools and support available in the Apple iTunes Application Store (available for iPhone and iPad users). Hazelden calls it the Mobile MORE Field Guide To Life.
Hazelden's electronic product manager, Jodie Carter designed the application and speaks with MPR from the organization's headquarters in Center City, Minn.
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