Tags Blog 7 years ago Top 10 Most Abused Prescription Drugs There is a nationwide epidemic of drug addiction taking place in the United States. More people are overdosing and dying
Tags Addiction Treatment 7 years ago Transparency in Addiction Treatment The ongoing issues of ethical and quality treatment within the addiction treatment field are no secret anymore. Media stories like
Tags Blog 7 years ago Mike Gimbel: In His Own Words “My Life’s Work- Understanding Heroin Addiction” Born and raised in Pikesville, Maryland, Mike Gimbel found himself in the grips of addiction at an early age. Eventually,
Tags Blog 7 years ago The 6 Most Common Co-Occurring Disorders Of the millions of people that struggle with substance use disorder and addiction, many also suffer from mental illness or
Tags Blog 7 years ago August 31st 2018 is International Overdose Awareness Day This year’s International Overdose Awareness Day will be held worldwide on Friday, August 31st, 2018. Originating in Melbourne, Australia in
Tags Blog 7 years ago Learn More About the New DC-Maryland-Virginia Professional Liaison’s Association (DMV-PLA) A major issue taking place within the addiction treatment field is the lack of leadership, training, mentorship, guidance and understanding…
Tags Blog 7 years ago Personality Disorders and Addiction Addiction often presents itself in an individual’s life alongside another diagnosable disorder. This could be mental health disorders like anxiety,
Tags Addiction Treatment 7 years ago Misconceptions about Patient-Centered Care in Addiction Treatment Patient-centered care is a healthcare approach that is vital in any discussion of ethical and quality healthcare. Patient-centered care is
Tags Intensive Outpatient Program 7 years ago Community-based Outpatient Treatment at MARC As America’s addiction crisis continues to grow and the need to break the stigma of addiction and treat substance use
Tags Addiction Treatment 7 years ago Maryland Addiction Recovery Center’s position on Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) The position on Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and its place in addiction treatment can often be a touchy or sticky subject.