Providers’ Understanding of Human Trafficking Victimization, Vulnerability, and Barriers to Treatment
The use of substances prolongs involvement in trafficking.
Addictions, Brain Health, and Wellness
The use of substances prolongs involvement in trafficking.
This article aims to provide counselors with valuable insights and strategies to assist individuals in overcoming addiction and achieving wellness.
In areas where access is readily available and treatment is free through Medicaid, we still see more White than Black patients accessing…
Relapse prevention therapy and counseling approaches for substance use disorders (SUDs) prioritize the development of cognitive and behavioral coping strategies to manage…
This article addresses the clinical impacts of the swath of anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ+ legislation that has swept the nation this legislative session.
Individuals in recovery have demonstrated the ability to adjust to the post-event realities of their previous lives.
Recovery is contagious and spreads through communities like ripples in water.'
Most agree that SUDs are chronic, relapsing diseases of the brain. But what if they aren't?
The medical community is used to measuring healing from disease with multiple matrices.