New psychoactive substances NPS: emerging drugs, risks, types, clinical response, harm reduction, surveillance, naloxone guidance, xylazine, nitazenes, benzodiazepine analogs, community alerts.
Learn how to properly administer naloxone for fentanyl overdose and withdrawal.
Synthetic opioids, a class of powerful pain medications chemically engineered to mimic the effects of natural opioids like morphine, are a major public health concern. After the opioid crisis of the late 90’s and early 2000’s, their destruction lingers...
While Fentanyl continues to dominate headlines, there are equally destructive drugs emerging that threaten the vulnerable. Also known as “tranq” or “tranq dope,” Xylazine has found its way into the illicit drug supply. Xylazine is often mixed with already...
Interpersonal neurobiology in addiction recovery blends neuroscience and relationships to heal trauma and support lasting sobriety.
What Makes Interventions for High-Net-Worth Individuals Unique? Intervening with high net worth individuals (HNWIs) requires a strategic blend of discretion, customization, and emotional resonance. Rather than relying on external consequences like job loss or financial instability, effective approaches must...
Motivational Interviewing supports recovery by building internal motivation, trust, and lasting change through empathy and collaboration.
Stages of Change model guides personalized addiction recovery by matching treatment to readiness for change.
Fentanyl addiction treatment uses therapy and support to address dependence, severe withdrawal, and mental health challenges for lasting recovery.
Mental health and substance abuse stigma involves negative beliefs and discrimination, creating barriers to support, treatment, and recovery.