News & Resources
With Vermont recently becoming the 11th state to allow the sale of recreational marijuana and …
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New research shows treadmill workouts benefit males seeking treatment for stimulant addiction—but, surprisingly, is inconclusive for women By Sophia Dokyoung You, Ph.D. Does exercise help the process of recovery? And if …
What a 2009 seminal study on addicted doctors and treatment can still teach us: Should doctors really get better treatment and follow-up than the rest of the population? By Dr. …
A weekly roundup on the latest research and news in addiction, treatment, medicine and science By William Wagner With a case involving the Affordable Care Act (ACA) set to go …
Treatment Tech
Study of deep brain stimulation offers a new frontier in addiction care By Jason Langendorf Dr. Frank Plummer was a world-renowned Canadian microbiologist who operated on the leading edge of …
SoberLink’s alcohol breath test offers accountability and helps ease stigma By Jason Langendorf Guilt and stigma too often weigh down and hamper progress for people with alcohol use disorder (AUD) …
Industry & Clinicians
With no physical beds or walls, this …
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- Treatment Center Leadership
Pinnacle CEO Joe Pritchard’s Vision for Treatment Beyond His Centers’ Walls
The veteran leader believes care must begin where addiction lives—and offers programs and wraparound services deep in the community, prisons and even embedded with other providers By Jennifer Taylor Substance abuse addiction, …
On the eve of his retirement, we look back at this addiction center leader’s accomplishments and his thoughts on reducing shame, the effect of private equity on our industry, and …
CEO Thomas P. Britton measures patient-centric results before, during and after care to constantly improve his center’s care modalities—and the treatment industry By Jennifer Taylor Like Sherlock Holmes, who was …