In-depth guides on addiction treatment, medications used in recovery, and resources for individuals and families seeking help.
Understanding addiction treatment is the first step toward making good decisions about it. The guides below cover specific medications used in addiction recovery, treatment approaches like inpatient and outpatient rehab, and resources for individuals and families dealing with substance use disorders.
These guides are written to be informative without being alarmist. They reflect the current evidence base in addiction medicine and are intended to help you understand your options, not to push you toward any particular program. If you have questions about how any of this applies to your specific situation, our free 24/7 helpline can connect you with a treatment specialist who can help.
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Call (866) 275-3142How clonidine treats opioid withdrawal symptoms, dosing protocols, and how it compares to lofexidine.
How benzo addiction is treated, the gradual taper process, and what to ask before choosing a program.
How buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone work for opioid use disorder.
What patients should know about the Vivitrol injection, including the precipitated withdrawal risk.
How Vivitrol treats alcohol use disorder and how it compares to other alcohol medications.
Short-term and long-term effects of Adderall, warning signs of misuse, and when to seek help.
Why addiction is harder to treat in rural America and what actually works in those communities.
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