Workit Health’s Online Addiction Courses: The 6 Core Sections
Boost your body, mind, heart, spirit, and community with Workit Health’s online addiction courses. Do you wish you could learn more about your substance use
Sakura Takahashi
Sakura Takahashi holds a PhD from the University of Michigan, where she studied social work and psychology. She is passionate about making mental health services culturally accessible for people around the world.
The Science Of Suboxone (Buprenorphine/Naloxone)
How does Suboxone work? For those of you who want to delve a little more into the nitty gritty of why and how Suboxone works, here is some more information about its neurological effects.
How Does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Help with Addiction?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) works on the principle that thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all interconnected. How can it help those of us struggling with addiction?
How Can I Find a Doctor to Prescribe Vivitrol (Naltrexone)?
You’re ready to start Vivitrol treatment. What doctors prescribe it, and how can you get started?
Depression After Opioid Use
It may come as no surprise that opioid use and depression often come together as a package. In this article we will examine why opioid use and depression are likely to co-occur and what that means for your addiction care.
Suboxone And Heroin: What You Need To Know
Is Suboxone Treatment Effective for Heroin Addiction? Medication Assisted Treatment with Suboxone (or methadone) is commonly thought to the gold standard treatment for treating addiction to opioids. Let’s talk about how it can help with heroin addiction.
What Science Says About Inpatient Vs Office-Based Suboxone Treatment
Suboxone is one of the few medications approved by the FDA to aide individuals who are trying to reduce or quit their use of opioids. Suboxone and other medications be used in inpatient settings like rehab, or prescribed by doctors who receive a waiver. What’s the difference?
Why Online Addiction Treatment Is Chill
Online addiction treatment sounds amazing. There are a lot of addiction treatment programs out there. But wouldn’t it be great if you could access treatment (even partially) in the comfort of your home? Online treatment creates that possibility. But what does it look like in practice – and does it even work?
