In thinking about Prochaska & Norcross's (2001) article, the stages of change have been identified as Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenence, and Termination. In reflecting on these stages, "what makes each unique" in the process of promoting change in working with addictions? Please be sure to share an example of how each stage can be helpful in the recovery process.

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