Claire D. Clark

Claire D. Clark teaches at the University of Kentucky, where she is an assistant professor of Behavioral Science, secondarily appointed in the Department of History, and associated with the Program for Bioethics. Her first book, The Recovery Revolution: The Battle Over Addiction Treatment in the United States, traces the influence of therapeutic community treatment activists since the 1960s. She was dual trained as an historian of medicine (PhD) and behavioral scientist (MPH) at Emory University. She lives with her family in Lexington, Kentucky.

More information: www.clairedclark.com

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