Contingency Management for Stimulant Use Disorder: How It Works and How to Find It
Addiction, Evidence Based, Featured, Methamphetamines, StimulantsThere is no FDA-approved medication for stimulant use disorder, but contingency management has decades of trial support. How the model works, where it fits among levels of care, why it is hard to find, and what to ask before enrolling.
The Addiction Assessment: How a Level of Care Gets Chosen and What to Bring
Addiction, Evidence Based, Featured, RehabA treatment assessment, not a brochure, decides which level of care fits. Here is what a comprehensive assessment covers, what to prepare beforehand, the questions worth asking, and what to do when the recommendation and the available options do not match.
Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder: What the Approved Options Do and Why They Are Still Underused
Addiction, Alcohol, Evidence Based, FeaturedThree medications are FDA-approved for alcohol use disorder, yet many people are never told they exist. Here is what they are generally intended to do, who tends to be considered a candidate, and how to raise the subject with a prescriber.
How to Vet an Addiction Treatment Program: Licensing, Accreditation, and the Questions That Matter
Addiction, Drug Treatment, Evidence Based, Featured, RehabTreatment marketing looks nearly identical across programs that differ enormously in what they provide. Here is how to verify licensing and accreditation, match level of care to actual need, and ask the questions that reveal how a program really works.
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