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December 27, 2017 Thomas G. Kimball, PhD
Relying on longitudinal outcomes data, coupled with patient experience, is the best way to begin to eliminate the guesswork currently employed in most SUD treatment plans....
December 19, 2017 Thomas G. Kimball, PhD
Finding effective and safer alternatives to pain management is essential in the fight against the opioid epidemic....
November 28, 2017 Thomas G. Kimball, PhD
We face a paradoxical difficulty in the field of behavioral health when it comes to substance use disorder (SUD) and addiction. There is a huge gap in our understanding and agreement regarding how treatment and recovery from SUD / addiction works most effectively....
November 20, 2017 Thomas G. Kimball, PhD
"The terrifying power of the opioid epidemic is one factor that has increased the need for treatment- and recovery-related services"...
November 15, 2017 Jacob Levenson
In this article, MAP CEO Jacob Levenson discusses how an opioid epidemic begins and the role that doctors play in it....
October 24, 2017 Thomas G. Kimball, PhD
In a strengths-based model of treatment a we discuss how a focus on a patient's strengths rather than their weaknesses can lead to better results....
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