“I Am Not an Addict”—What Should “Recovery” Mean in 2019?
By Dr Adi Jaffe My name is Adi, and despite my years of struggling with
Operation Clean Recovery
Drug Research Ignores Stable or Pleasurable Use—And That’s a Problem
By Aliza Cohen In the United States and beyond, drug research ignores most people who
I Just Got Denied Coverage: Now What? How to File an Insurance Appeal for Substance Use Disorder
By Garry Carneal If you’ve already gotten your son or daughter into treatment for his
Amid Opioid Crisis, Cocaine, Meth Deaths Soar
By E.J. Mundell THURSDAY, May 2, 2019 (HealthDay News) — As the United States battles
America’s Drug War Is Ruining the World
A half-century of Washington’s harsh drug prohibition policies has brought misery to millions across the globe.
The Flawed Psychology of Forcing People to Hit “Rock Bottom”
by Brooke M Feldman, MSW While teaching a class on eminent psychologist Abraham Maslow’s human
Sobriety saved my motherhood
by Dana Bowman I spotted a friend recently at the grocery store, and as we
Addiction and the Brain-Disease Fallacy
By Sally Satel and Scott O. Lilienfeld Abstract From Brainwashed: The Seductive Appeal of Mindless
Addiction is not a disease: A neuroscientist argues that it’s time to change our minds on the roots of substance abuse
A psychologist and former addict insists that the illness model for addiction is wrong, and
What Does Meth Addiction Look Like?
It’s not easy to watch someone you love struggle with addiction, and it is even
What Are Cannabis Terpenes and What Do They Do?
By Bailey Rahn There’s something about the aroma of cannabis that soothes the mind and
Are strangers’ mental health ‘recovery narratives’ helpful?
Written by Maria Cohut Researchers at the University of Nottingham in United Kingdom have reviewed
