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COVID-19 makes it harder to stay sober Kevin P. Hill © EMILY ROSE BENNETT Jason Paris, right, a clinician at Ottagan Addictions Recovery, leads a combination in-person and telehealth intensive outpatient therapy group, in Grand Haven, Mich., on Nov. 20, 2020. It began as a stopgap way to get through the pandemic, but both participants and providers say virtual sessions have some clear advantages and will likely become a permanent part of recovery. The computerized dial tone pulsed repeatedly, but my patient did not appear on my screen. Although we had met only a couple of times by video after more than a year of in-person meetings, my thoughts immediately raced past possible technological problems to worries that she had relapsed after eight months of hard-fought sobriety from alcohol. Working with patients with substance use disorder, clinicians grow accustomed to suspecting a relapse when a patient does not show up for an appointment.

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