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What are Medications for Opioid Use Disorder? with Dr. John Winhusen
Dr. John Winhusen featured in the Ask the Expert series explainer on medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD).
Apr 26, 2024


Ask the Expert: What is Naloxone?
Dr. Alexander Walley answers key questions about naloxone and addresses myths about the overdose reversal medication.
Feb 29, 2024


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Explainer Video
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) was developed as a method to prevent relapse when treating problem drinking, and was later adapted for...
Apr 19, 2023


Contingency Management
Contingency management is the use of positive rewards or incentives to aid in the behavior change process. Contingency management...
Apr 19, 2023


Recovery Capital
Recovery capital helps us better understand the process of recovering from a substance use disorder, and measures the total resources...
Apr 8, 2022


Protect Your Brain: Why Age of First Use Matters
Age matters. One of the best ways for teens to prevent addiction is to delay the onset of first use.
Oct 24, 2021


Mind Your Genes
Teen developed and narrated video explainer on protecting the adolescent brain Narrated by Conner Nickel We often hear that addiction can...
Oct 24, 2021


Age Matters
Teen developed and narrated video explainer on protecting the adolescent brain Narrated by Conner Nickel Research shows that 90% of...
Oct 24, 2021


5 Addiction Terms to Stop Using (and what to say instead)
Research has shown that the words we use to describe substance use disorders (SUD) have a significant impact on those struggling with...
Jul 28, 2021


What is Stigma? We Asked a Top Stigma Researcher.
What is Stigma? Learn the types of stigma, the effects on individuals and families, and how to stop stigma from Dr. Valerie Earnshaw.
Dec 16, 2020


Is Addiction a Disease? Experts say YES.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), the American Medical Association (AMA) and the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) frame substance use disorder as a medical condition. Yet many continue to ask whether addiction is a disease, so we asked the country’s top expert on addiction, Dr. Nora Volkow, the Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). “It’s actually been strange to me that people have a diffic
Nov 12, 2020


Vaping: The Hit Your Brain Takes
A video explainer that breaks down the impact of vaping on the brain and the body.
Nov 20, 2019


Naloxone Facts
Naloxone is now available in many places without a prescription. Naloxone is a temporary antidote for overdoses from opioid drugs Here...
Aug 23, 2019


Naloxone Administration
Naloxone is now available in most places without a prescription. Naloxone is a temporary antidote for opioid drugs which include but are...
Aug 23, 2019


After an Overdose
When someone has been revived with an opioid overdose reversal medicine they come out of it very scared, angry and confused. Here are...
Aug 23, 2019


What is Prevention? The Role of the Community
Communities play a key role in protecting adolescents from early substance use.
Aug 13, 2019


What is Prevention? The Role of Genetics
Genetics account for about half of a person’s likelihood of developing a substance use disorder.
Aug 13, 2019


What is Prevention?
Prevention is about delaying the onset of first use, or pushing it back as long as possible in order to protect young brains.
Aug 13, 2019


Addiction is a Brain Disorder
Breaking down the science of addiction to help families and loved ones understand what happens when someone is suffering from a SUD.
May 2, 2019


The Disease Model of Addiction
Addiction needs to be treated like a disease and we need to follow the disease model.
May 2, 2019
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