The use of telemedicine was recently implemented due to the COVID pandemic. Prior to COVID, telemedicine was not an option for addiction treatment when controlled medications, such as Suboxone, w...
For the best chance at long term recovery, treatment with Vivitrol for both alcohol and opioid addictions needs to be ongoing for an extended length of time on the recommended 28 day basis. Along...
When your brain isn't getting the rewarding effects of alcohol, there's simply no reason to continue drinking it. So, can you actually re-wire your brain to "forget" about alcohol using naltrexone, a...
Is Medication-Assisted Treatment Effective for Addiction?
(buprenorphine and naltrexone, but not methadone)
Medication-assisted treatment can greatly help those desiring to recover from opi...
One of the most common misconceptions about medication-assisted treatment is that patients are merely “trading one addiction for another.” That could not be more untrue.
The NAABT (National Alliance ...
What is Alcohol Use Disorder, And How Should It Be Treated?
By Paul Kolodzik, MD
Medical Director
East Indiana Recovery
CALL or TEXT 937-365-HELP 24-7 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOL...
Can you Reduce Drinking using The Sinclair Method?
What is The Sinclair Method?
The Sinclair Method (TSM) is a research based, medication-assisted treatment for alcohol use disorder. This method targe...
The Bridge Device is a small neuo-stimulator place near the ear that helps ease withdrawal symptoms.
Vivitrol is a medication used to manage opiate (and alcohol) cravings. It is an intramuscular injection that lasts 28 days and is non-addictive.
Once the brain of a user becomes addicted to heroine and opiates, it no longer functions as it did before, creating broken brain syndrome.
