Q:

Buddhism and addiction treatment

I have a lot of experience with addiction, both personal and professionally.   
In my job, I am in contact with many drug and alcohol addiction treatment workers.  And I've been thinking about recommending integrating buddhist ideas and, perhaps more importantly, buddhist practice in drug and alcohol treatment programs.  I think that introducing buddhism, both on a philosophical level and as practice could be a great  help for a lot of addicts.  This has to be done properly, with competent teachers and it has to be voluntary.  
Compare buddhism to AA/NA ideology (just a few examples):
AA/NA etc: externalized power... 
Buddhism: internalized power
AA/NA etc: dogmatic... 
Buddhism: non dogmatic
AA/NA etc: "you can get sober, but you won't get rid of the disease"... 
Buddhism: "you can be free/get rid of the disease of suffering"
Does anybody heard of addiction treatment facilities trying to incorporate buddhism in their treatment?  

A:

There's http://5th-precept.org/ (I don't know of them; but their web site has some literature).