Help For Family and Friends: Realistic Optimism
Realistic optimism about addiction may seem like an oxymoron to those who are being personally affected by someone with an active problem. Many people, never…
Read MoreRealistic optimism about addiction may seem like an oxymoron to those who are being personally affected by someone with an active problem. Many people, never…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: The personal experiences of those close to addicts are often cloaked in secrecy and characterized by frustration. By making these experiences more available,…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: The Dick Prodey Lecture Series that I wrote about two weeks ago took many years to evolve into the community institution that it…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Modern Addiction Recovery will periodically post personal stories of recovery in an outpatient setting with the aim of making the process – which…
Read MoreAddiction can become frighteningly personal when a family member or friend develops the disease. No one is immune. I used to be surprised, but no…
Read MoreThis is my conclusion after four years of giving public talks to clinicians about cannabis (aka marijuana): They want more information about marijuana facts. What…
Read MoreThe American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) has created a new Associate Membership category for non-physicians. This is an important development. Forming a unified, broad…
Read MoreWe have more information about drug use trends by teens in 2015. Almost as reliable as the Winter Solstice, the University of Michigan’s “Monitoring the…
Read MoreWhen President Obama made reference to the problem of opioid addiction in this year’s State of the Union Address, I was encouraged by the continued…
Read MoreThis question was the title of the keynote address Dr. Charles O’Brien, founding director of the Center for Studies of Addiction at the University of…
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