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Integrating Recovery Support Systems: Current Changes With ASAM PPC (Recovery Capital), ICD 10/DSM (Z Codes), and SAMSHA (Harm Reduction)

In recent years, there have been significant changes in the recovery support systems, with a focus on integrating current changes in ASAM PPC (Recovery Capital), ICD 10/DSM (Z Codes), and SAMSHA (Harm Reduction).


Developing a Youth Specialty Credential: CCAPP’s Journey in Shaping the First in California’s History

From a global perspective, it is imperative that we drive forward the ability to treat adolescents struggling with addiction.


Can Recovery Capital be Extended to the Family?

Understanding and measuring recovery progress should be considered within the context of the family.


Ketamine: The Good, the Bad, and the Deadly

The opioid epidemic continues to dominate today's headlines, mirroring past substance abuse trends with drugs such as cocaine in the 1980s, heroin in the 1990s, and methamphetamine thereafter. Currently, in the United States, the spotlight is on fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is up to 100 times more potent than morphine (National Institute on Drug [...]


The Two Stories of Buprenorphine

Using buprenorphine should be be viewed as a tool, as with any other approach to care.


Essential Alignments: Exploring the Significance, Spectrum, and Future of Gender-Affirming Care in the LGBTQIA2+ Community

Gender-affirming care is an essential part of healthcare for transgender and gender-diverse people in the LGBTQIA2+ community.


Caregiving for an Elderly, Ill or Disabled Person

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention states that caregiving is a public health issue in the U.S. as it affects the health of millions of U.S. citizens.


The Path to Wellness: Finding Wholeness within Ourselves

To achieve and maintain wellness means that someone is integrating all parts of themselves.


Hurry Up, but Not THAT Way! Romance and Sex

There can be a major reason adolescent romances can be so volatile and full of drama.


Working with Adolescents and Young Adults in Substance Abuse Counseling

Adolescents and young adults are stuck between childhood and adulthood. Add alcohol and/or drugs to the mix, and you have created quite the mess.


Revolutionizing Recovery: Proactive Strategies for Youth Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) in adolescents occur for different reasons than they do in adults.


Delayed Adolescence: Why LGBT+ Teens and Young Adults Struggle More with Drugs

People in the LGBT+ community still disproportionately struggle with substance use disorders (SUDs) and mental illness (MI) compared to their heterosexual counterparts.