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.10-07-20 | By Tim Stoddart
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications combined with behavioral therapies to help individuals recover from substance use disorder. Monitored by a physician, studies have proven that this form of treatment is one of the most effective methods to treat opioid addiction, compared to more traditional non-drug approaches. The History of MAT In … Continued
12-04-19 | By Marcel Gemme
Remote addiction treatment, whether that refers to a patient being treated remotely or providing treatment in remote areas has recently been a controversial topic in the recovery world and a public health concern. Either way, people who don’t live in densely populated cities still require specialized addiction treatment and ongoing support during recovery to maintain … Continued
11-15-19 | By James Secules
When I got sober, I went to a rehab, halfway house, and individual therapy sessions with my counselor. Each of these levels of care cost significant money to stay in. I think the treatment center was around $30,000 for 28 days, the halfway house was about $5,000 a month, and the individual sessions were $150 … Continued
10-24-19 | By Marcel Gemme
There’s no way to overstate the devastating power of addiction, which has now become more common in the U.S. than all forms of cancer combined. According to the Surgeon General, substance abuse is likely to directly affect one in seven Americans. Tragically, though, only an estimated 10 percent of people struggling with addiction get any … Continued
12-20-18 | By Tim Stoddart
Rebekkah was a dancer who injured her ankle. After receiving surgery, a doctor prescribed her opioid painkillers. She then became addicted. “There’s no caution, no red flag at all,” she says. It was, ‘take this to feel better,’ and that was it.” However, Rebekkah’s story goes beyond the norm. She starred in a PSA chronicling … Continued
