Most practitioners already tailor their treatment to what has been found to be beneficial to drug use and even the drug specifically. Heroin users can die if th

Most practitioners already tailor their treatment to what has been found to be beneficial to drug use and even the drug specifically. Heroin users can die if they go from heavy usage to no usage and prescriptions are needed. A user who drinks to forget, maybe infrequently, but intensely and who has no symptoms of physical dependence needs a different kind of therapy than someone with no history of dependence who has become hooked to percocets following a surgery. That is, people already recommend treatment based on what the problem is and whether or not it is technically a disease or if it's something different; it's a point that's contentious for many people, but I'm not sure how relevant it really is.