Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proposes 'wellness farms' as a method to rehabilitate individuals with substance use disorders by immersing them in agricultural tasks while fostering a spiritual awakening. This vision stands in stark contrast to conventional incarceration and aims to provide a sense of purpose and community. The proposal reflects a personal connection to the author's own history with substance use and rehabilitation, sparking discussions about the terminology used to describe addiction and the intentions behind treatment methodologies.
I'm guessing he would disagree, given his stance on the subject.
Instead of being confined in an icky jail, they will take in the fresh air as they till the soil and tend to livestock.
These are RFK Jr.'s 'wellness farms,' and they purport to be his crowning achievement.
By 19, I was already stacking up encounters with law enforcement and the charges that came with them, all related to my substance use issues.
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