Family counseling is more effective in treating addictions than:

A) individual counseling
B) group counseling
C) 12-step support groups
D) all of the above

Family counseling can be more effective in treating addictions because it addresses the systemic issues and dynamics within a family that may contribute to or exacerbate the addiction. It involves not just the individual with the addiction but also family members, which can lead to a more supportive environment for recovery. This approach can be more comprehensive and supportive compared to individual counseling, group counseling, or 12-step support groups alone, as it directly involves the family system in the treatment process.