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1. Smith, D. T. (September, 2024). Authenticity and Grace: Uncovering the Authentic Self. Gatekeeper Press, Tampa, FL.
2. Smith, D. T. (February, 2014). Comparing Patient Identified Healing and Satisfaction Factors: Differences Affecting Treatment services. Counselor Magazine, 15(1), 64-69.
3. Smith, D. T. (December, 2013). Ideological Barriers to Recovery: Can Professional Ideas Inhibit Recovery? Counselor Magazine.
4. ESPN 1500 “Men’s Health Today,” featured behavioral health expert, weekly live radio talk show, Minneapolis, MN. (6/2010 - 6/2012).
5. Smith, D. T. (October, 2012). Center’s Relations with Insurer’s Feature More Data-Driven Work, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 24 (38), 1, 5, 6.
6. Smith, D. T. (2012). An Outcomes Collaboration: Minnesota Treatment Center and Insurer Join Forces to Monitor Post-Treatment Support, July/August, Addiction Professional, 10(4), 36-9.
7. Smith, D. T. (2010). Planning for an Electronic Record: A Minnesota facility offers an EMR checklist, November/December, Addiction Professional, 8(6), 8-11 (Cover feature).
“We search for anything other than God to solve our alienation...Dr. Smith points out that Grace is the only solution. I could not agree more. I consider this brilliant, insightful, and inspired. An important message in any age, but especially in this one. Well done!” Dr. James Tyson