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Addiction & Recovery
InterCoast Media Network
10 episodes
13 hours ago
The article "3 Powerful Ways to Easily Lean In When Your Child is Struggling" by Natana Reason emphasizes the importance of parental engagement in addressing a child's substance use issues. Instead of detaching, parents are encouraged to lean in by listening, communicating positively, and reinforcing positive behaviors, which can foster a supportive environment conducive to change. This approach not only aids the child but also transforms the parent-child relationship into one of mutual suppo...
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The article "3 Powerful Ways to Easily Lean In When Your Child is Struggling" by Natana Reason emphasizes the importance of parental engagement in addressing a child's substance use issues. Instead of detaching, parents are encouraged to lean in by listening, communicating positively, and reinforcing positive behaviors, which can foster a supportive environment conducive to change. This approach not only aids the child but also transforms the parent-child relationship into one of mutual suppo...
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Episodes (10/10)
Addiction & Recovery
Leaning In: Supporting Your Child's Journey
The article "3 Powerful Ways to Easily Lean In When Your Child is Struggling" by Natana Reason emphasizes the importance of parental engagement in addressing a child's substance use issues. Instead of detaching, parents are encouraged to lean in by listening, communicating positively, and reinforcing positive behaviors, which can foster a supportive environment conducive to change. This approach not only aids the child but also transforms the parent-child relationship into one of mutual suppo...
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16 hours ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Breaking the Cycle of Addiction
A recent study published in *Addiction Biology* discusses the complex relationship between habitual drug use and compulsive behavior in addiction. It emphasizes that as drug use becomes habitual, it engages different neural pathways, making it challenging to change these ingrained behaviors. This research is vital for developing effective treatment strategies that address both habits and compulsions in addiction recovery. Source: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/adb.70081?af=...
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1 week ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Running Towards Recovery
Recent research suggests that regular treadmill exercise can mitigate the cognitive impairments caused by methamphetamine use. In a study involving adult mice, those that exercised showed significant improvements in learning and memory compared to those that did not, highlighting the potential for physical activity to be integrated into addiction recovery programs as a complementary treatment. This underscores the importance of adopting holistic approaches in rehabilitation that incorporate l...
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2 weeks ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Planning for Recovery: New Insights on AUD
A recent study titled *Forward Planning in a Population‐Based Alcohol Use Disorder Sample* challenges the notion that individuals with alcohol use disorder (AUD) neglect long-term consequences in their decision-making. Contrary to expectations, the study found that individuals with mild to moderate AUD exhibited better planning skills and were more motivated when incentives were presented, suggesting that their decision-making processes can be complex and nuanced. This insight is valuable for...
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3 weeks ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Neural Paths to Recovery
Recent research into alcohol use disorder (AUD) has revealed that individuals with AUD exhibit reduced flexibility in brain connectivity, particularly in the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC), when transitioning from rest to stress. This inflexibility can hinder their ability to cope with stress effectively, highlighting the importance of integrating coping strategies into treatment plans for those in recovery. Understanding these neural dynamics is essential for professionals in behavioral health, ...
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4 weeks ago
3 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Neuroscience of Cannabis Cravings
A recent study has revealed that exposure to cannabis-related cues activates specific brain areas linked to craving and relapse in individuals with cannabis use issues. Utilizing fMRI, researchers found increased connectivity between the ventral tegmental area and the striatum after subjects encountered these cues, correlating with heightened self-reported cravings. This research emphasizes the need for recovery strategies to address the underlying neural changes associated with addiction. &n...
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1 month ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Holistic Horizons in Recovery
This month's podcast segment explores a significant article from Addiction Biology that discusses the innovative bio-psycho-social models reshaping addiction treatment. These models emphasize the interplay between genetics, environment, and mental health, advocating for more holistic and compassionate approaches to recovery. The findings suggest that understanding these dynamics can enhance treatment effectiveness and highlight the importance of supportive recovery communities. Source:...
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1 month ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Genetics of Recovery: A New Frontier
Recent research has significantly advanced our understanding of alcohol use disorder (AUD) by identifying genetic factors that contribute to its development. A study analyzing whole-exome sequences from AUD patients discovered six key genes associated with mutations that could inform precision medicine approaches for treatment, highlighting the role of genetics alongside environmental influences in AUD. This research underlines the importance of personalized therapies and comprehensive treatm...
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1 month ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Unlocking the Brain's Addiction Mechanisms
Recent research has revealed that the prelimbic cortex, a part of the medial prefrontal cortex, plays a crucial role in the dynamics of addiction, particularly concerning the substance propofol. By employing optogenetics to manipulate glutamatergic neurons in this area, scientists found that activating these neurons heightened locomotor sensitization to propofol, while inhibition had the opposite effect. This study emphasizes the significance of AMPA receptors in addiction processes and sugge...
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1 month ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
Bridging Brain and Behavior in Recovery
A recent study has revealed important insights into addiction and recovery by examining the brain's grey matter volume (GMV) in areas linked to substance use disorders, such as the insula and ventromedial prefrontal cortex. Researchers found that reduced GMV in these regions correlates with the severity of substance-related problems, suggesting that individuals with more severe challenges exhibit distinct brain structures. Additionally, the study highlights the role of 'negative urgency' in i...
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2 months ago
2 minutes

Addiction & Recovery
The article "3 Powerful Ways to Easily Lean In When Your Child is Struggling" by Natana Reason emphasizes the importance of parental engagement in addressing a child's substance use issues. Instead of detaching, parents are encouraged to lean in by listening, communicating positively, and reinforcing positive behaviors, which can foster a supportive environment conducive to change. This approach not only aids the child but also transforms the parent-child relationship into one of mutual suppo...