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Wendy Insalaco, MS, LGPC, LGADC, ICCDPD, ACRPS, ICCS
Perspectives
3 Steps for Relapse Prevention and Long-Term Treatment Success
07/22/2022
Recognizing relapse triggers, minimizing high-risk situations, and developing an individualized relapse prevention plan are important to maintain progress in recovery.
Recognizing relapse triggers, minimizing high-risk situations, and developing an individualized relapse prevention plan are important to maintain progress in recovery.
Recognizing relapse triggers,...
07/22/2022
Addiction Professional
News
Researchers Study Potential Mechanism Exacerbating OUD in Chronic Pain Patients
07/20/2022
Findings by researchers from Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and College of Medicine, and the University of Michigan Medical School suggest central sensitization may be a key underlying factor complicating the treatment of chronic...
Findings by researchers from Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and College of Medicine, and the University of Michigan Medical School suggest central sensitization may be a key underlying factor complicating the treatment of chronic...
Findings by researchers from...
07/20/2022
Addiction Professional
Ed Jones, PhD
Perspectives
Preaddiction: A New Motivational Category Warning of Disease Progression
07/18/2022
Thought leaders recently proposed “preaddiction” as a new concept for early dangerous use. Analogous to prediabetes, this category hopefully warns people at risk for progressing to addiction.
Thought leaders recently proposed “preaddiction” as a new concept for early dangerous use. Analogous to prediabetes, this category hopefully warns people at risk for progressing to addiction.
Thought leaders recently...
07/18/2022
Addiction Professional
News
Trauma, Biological Factors Increase Women’s Vulnerability to Severe AUDs
07/13/2022
An increased risk of personal histories of trauma combined with a greater vulnerability to alcohol-related deficits in the brain appear to work together to lead to more severe alcohol use disorders in women compared with men.
An increased risk of personal histories of trauma combined with a greater vulnerability to alcohol-related deficits in the brain appear to work together to lead to more severe alcohol use disorders in women compared with men.
An increased risk of personal...
07/13/2022
Psych Congress Network
News
High-Risk Pain Medications in Development More Likely to Receive Regulatory Approval
07/06/2022
New medications with high abuse potential are significantly more likely to make it through the development process than new medications with low abuse potential, according to a recent retrospective study by researchers from Johns Hopkins...
New medications with high abuse potential are significantly more likely to make it through the development process than new medications with low abuse potential, according to a recent retrospective study by researchers from Johns Hopkins...
New medications with high abuse...
07/06/2022
Addiction Professional
News
Opioid Tapering Linked With Increased Risk for Overdose, Mental Health Crises
06/29/2022
Pain patients who had high doses of opioid medication tapered by at least 15% were found to have higher rates of overdose and mental health crisis in their second year after tapering compared to their pre-tapering period.
Pain patients who had high doses of opioid medication tapered by at least 15% were found to have higher rates of overdose and mental health crisis in their second year after tapering compared to their pre-tapering period.
Pain patients who had high doses...
06/29/2022
Addiction Professional
News
Significant Intervention Opportunities Missed in Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Deaths
06/23/2022
Numerous chances for care providers to identify alcohol misuse going unnoticed, researchers say.
Numerous chances for care providers to identify alcohol misuse going unnoticed, researchers say.
Numerous chances for care...
06/23/2022
Psych Congress Network
News
Better Sleep Habits Linked With Reduced Hazardous Drinking
06/16/2022
Better sleep habits indirectly reduced hazardous drinking among adults between the ages of 21 and 29, and reduced drinking was linked with improved sleep, according to a Penn State University study.
Better sleep habits indirectly reduced hazardous drinking among adults between the ages of 21 and 29, and reduced drinking was linked with improved sleep, according to a Penn State University study.
Better sleep habits indirectly...
06/16/2022
Psych Congress Network
News
Thoughtful Approach Enhances Care in Group Treatment Settings
06/05/2022
West Coast Symposium on Addictive Disorders presenter Andrew Kurtz, MA, LMFT, discusses improving engagement in group treatment settings and keys for building a framework for recovery support services.
West Coast Symposium on Addictive Disorders presenter Andrew Kurtz, MA, LMFT, discusses improving engagement in group treatment settings and keys for building a framework for recovery support services.
West Coast Symposium on...
06/05/2022
Addiction Professional
News
With Stimulant Crisis Evolving, Treatment Providers Respond With Multi-Faceted Approach
06/04/2022
West Coast Symposium presenter James Peck, PsyD, licensed clinical psychologist and senior clinical trainer, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs, discusses stimulant use trends and treatment options.
West Coast Symposium presenter James Peck, PsyD, licensed clinical psychologist and senior clinical trainer, UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs, discusses stimulant use trends and treatment options.
West Coast Symposium presenter...
06/04/2022
Addiction Professional

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