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The Science of Addiction
United States
Приєднався 8 бер 2018
ASAM Criteria 4th edition overview
A quick overview of The ASAM Criteria 4th edition. We will have 8-plus hours on this topic coming soon.
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Addiction and the Justice Involved
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In this video, we look at the depth of the issue of addiction as it related to those that are involved in the Justice system. We walk through the density of the disease in this population and the interventions that have worked. We also delve into the neuroscience and diagnosis of addiction in this population.
Why fentanyl is killing everyone - Fentanyl Facts!
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Fentanyl is the number one cause of overdose in the US. Fentanyl Awareness May 10th - get involved with your counties and include www.fentanylawarenessday.org/ HMA Updates on Opioids, Fentanyl, and Xylazine Webinar - Friday , June 3. Email MATinCountyCJ@healthmanagement.com for more information skylab.cdph.ca.gov/ODdash/ www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2020-01/2019-NDTA-final-01-14-2020_Low_Web...
OHSAM
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In this video, we will do a deep dive into the overlap between the neurobiology of addiction and pain.
CBT Overview
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In this video we will discuss the concept of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and how it applies to patients with addiction and pain.
Opioids for Pain
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In this video we discuss how opioids impact acute and chronic pain
Addiction Neuroscience 101
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This is an overview of the neurobiology of addiction References below drive.google.com/file/d/1JOmu1nyo0B0XnHCWgFwHHlOeIE4X9B5n/view?usp=sharing
I have worked in mental health and with addicted patients for over 40 years. Vids and other info like this are great, but our governments needs to spend more on education strategies to stop people getting addicted in the first place. Start with kids at school, and have mandatory sessions kids have to attend, or hire addiction counsellors to give lectures at schools.
I agree
I worked in a treatment facility that had the social workers screen patients coming in . The social workers were asked to do vitals and blood sugars. Management stated the nurse assess does not need done for up to 7 hours- this is terrifying considering the medical risk of overdose and alcohol poisoning. What type of time frame is appropriate for nurse initial intake assessment?? Also is there specific guidelines when to send patients to ER verses 3.7 with no IV hydration.
I love this video! I'm a nurse and teach groups at a residential treatment facility. I show this video as part of my curriculum and the clients love it! Best breakdown of addiction I have come across in my 15 years of doing this! Thank you! Could you do an updated version?
Has much changed, since this is 6 years old
Bravooo ty! #BRILLIANT
best video ive watched
Because if we had the meds, we wouldn't have the problems. government wouldnt have control over us and big pharmas pockets being kept full. Our country is controlling us a hella of a lot more than we admit. From the foods we eat to the lotion we put on our skin. They have the cure for cancer, they wont give it to us because we wouldnt be making them money by killing ourselves with the "safe" ingredients they put in our foods and lotions. Real free country we live in, right? Free to walk right into the traps they have in place and never be able to get out. And this is why i will never have the correct amount of dopamine in my body. From the moment we are born we are set up to fail and struggle our entire lives away.
Suck balls.... ! So dopamin is responsible for ur gayness... lol 😆 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I belive that people used drugs because they are cool 😎 as hell...
13:00 I have a question please respond , that medication is helpful for weed addiction? Or you know something for that im struggling
Amazing that this was posted 6 yrs ago. I enjoy these more advanced courses on opioid use disorder and recent science of addiction. Based on evidence and facts. Very well put together and though I am not a neuroscientist I can still follow as an addict.
Let's talk about MAT for stimulants, specially meth. The dopamine effect of meth was clearly demonstrated in this video and yet there is very limited discussion of MAT for stimulants in addiction treatment. Stimulant replacement therapy is desperately needed!
There has been a lot of research in this area. Unfortunatly the dosses of stimulant required to stabilize the addictive behaviors was so high that it became medically unsafe for chronic use. There are somepromising combinations of medications that need futrther reseach (buproprion + naltrexone, GLP1 inhibitors, etc). However, still in the early phases.
This was so well worded. Thank you
What if people want to die but they cant kill them selves...what if we hate life and we dont want to live.
Just seeing this. I am really sorry to hear that you are struggling. Things must be pretty bad. Luckily there are many interventions that can occur that will not only decrease your risk of suicidal thoughts, but work to treat what sounds like pretty deep despair. Please call 988 if you are feeling like your need to discuss this with a professional. Just remember that it is a combination of serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine that are creating these thoughts. Not "you!"
I am a PRSS, I work for a methadone clinic. I am going to use this video In Group it is so good thank you for your research in your feedback I will use this for relapse prevention and detox information.
I've been struggling with opioid addiction for 17 years that started after a tbi at the age of 17 and over prescription of painkillers. For the last 4 years it's been fentanyl. I recently went through a inpatient detox program and i made it about 3 days out sober until i caved. I had made the decision not to accept methadone or Suboxone because i thought it would be better. I'm so glad i found this video because it really explains what was going on. I was already aware of the dopamine aspects of it but that combined with the decision fatigue really helps me understand why i couldn't say no anymore. This kind of stuff should really be discussed with patients at the beginning of detox. This knowledge alone makes me feel more confident and willing to accept the psychological aspects of withdrawal and i feel with help me get through it. I also made an appointment to reassess my decision to forgo MAT
Absolutely Important to retain in your education to become CADC!😊
B.S. The 2 things tou recommend for opioid addicts ARE OPIOIDS. Swapping one for another.
This is an amazing video with facts and passion. Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge with compassion.
What is the source for the "Dimensional Admission Criteria" flow map/ diagram ??? I really like that but can't find where I can get a print out @
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Does anyone have a reference for this video specifically? TIA!
How are you playing waterfall sounds during an MRI? That thing is soooo loud. Lol
You infer that anyone who takes an opioid, whether it is a prescription or obtained illegally will become addicted. This is wrong. I have taken prescription opioids for pain for over 20 years. No sign of addiction. You are dangerously skirting little truths to - what? What is your goal?
He never inferred that. He did say that statistically, around 15-25% give or take will likely develop an addiction.
Amazing video
What if you regain normal dopamine levels after 2 years of sobriety and then because the world is so f***** you decide to use again.. because without using you can't deal with how f***** the world has become
How would it light up about the relative size of a baseball pitch when the entire brain size is smaller than a basketball?
The key term is "relative" not actual size
Fascinating, explains a lot to me.
this is amazing. i wish more people would try to understand addiction on this level (25 months clean btw). thank you for putting out such an empathetic and insightful video. 💚
wow this is amazing I have a much better understanding of why my addict daughter acts the way she does.
There are people who might have a medical condition or might be terminaly ill and the prospect of quitting drugs does not appeal to them because they will be in worse shape if you actualy get them off the drug. At a certan point, you have gone all in on drugs and there is really no going back. In that case you should not be trying to get them off drugs you should be trying to minimize the harm there doing to themselves and others. I dont think im all in on drugs yet, but i need to try something different than i have done before. When someone wants to use drugs for the first time, most drug dealers would probably not give someone there first hit if they knew it was going to be there first time because they know the impact it can have on the person. I would not advize getting on drugs if you dont absolutly have to. Like if you needed to take morphine and you were dyeing, that might be a suitable time to use them but i think you might want to stop prascribing oxy for minor workplace induries and stuff that you can play through the pain. Playing through the pain might be the best option, and you should make it verry clear to people how bad the situation can get when you are taking opioids and anfetamine. Well im almost ready to quit again. I should take my pills.
I tried the briproprion neltrexone combo to get off meth and it did help an awful lot. I quit for 3 months. That was the most effective thing they gave me. I am going to try again now.
I need a job, im not saying i should be a doctor, but i should be able to fit into the helth care profeshon in some small way without being a doctor. Maybe i could cater to people who are difficult cases and there doctors do not want to see them. Like my mental health worker. He is spicificaly traind for hard cases. I have lived a different life than most people. I can probably help people who are not receptive to talking to a health care pro because they are in survival mode. They might be in psychosis or in denial of the truth and you have to broch the subject in a subtle and paitent way.
Jerry
Great video
Very interesting and educational video on addiction. Might be the best I've ever watched.
I have never heard someone describe my addiction more accurately. Please keep fighting for us. We desperately need you.
What’s this magical drug that stops cannabis cravings?
Then you get stuck on their medication. Try psilocybin mushrooms.
You're a human....so ya. You are an Apple product that only runs one way. Get used to AI on the same level than humanity has lived with for thousands of years. You can circumvent it...but it takes effort....just like every other behavioral change for a human. Just understand the software....or use Windows. We're all victims. Or make personal change paramount.
Thank you
Excellent teaching. Wow! I have learnt so much. I now understand addiction better. Thank you.
What is the medication used for marijuana?
We would like to use this for MOUD awareness training for our employees. I cannot find any licensing information and want to ensure we have permission to use this.
God the numbers of this now…. So crazy to see from years ago to now. Sad times
I find thus really interesting. But I've other dopamine drugs means your still giving drugs prescription drugs witch mist rake anyway the problem is getting off all drugs unless medical needed for pain etc conditions and you need to be recovered to be able to relapse it take 72 hours of no drugs or alcohol to be free of them then we have a choice to take or not to take them. And yes the dopamine Is pushing us to do wot we always did but the only solution us a 12 step program 110% the mind is tye problem not the drugs ❤
I am a Substance Abuse Counselor. I show this video to my patients and families so they will gain a better understanding of addiction. Top Notch!!
Addition is not a disease, it is the consequence of a choice. You must first choose to introduce a foreign substance into your system that, in most cases, short circuits the mesolimbic dopamine pathways ... and creates an extreme imbalance that drives addiction. You don't just get this imbalance like you get a cold or get cancer, you must first produce that imbalance by choosing to create that imbalance.
Correct it is exactly a choice. And to continue to stay addicted is a choice. And when you quit, a choice. And when you stay quit, a choice.
Thank you
Most Addicted people are not born addicted theyre driven by peer pressure or life circumstances of sexual abuse physical abuse or trauma, mental abuse that is not a disease so dont sugar coat by calling it a disease. You do what ever you want if dont heal them from the abuse or trauma that happen. They'll keep going back to addiction to heal the emotional pain they suffered. Yes they have to be held accountable for theyre crimes while under this adiction. You can only help them of they want help so its not discrimination either thats BS as you defined discrimination. Some of this video is good but some it is BS also. Fix the root cause first the rest will be easier. Better video is here ua-cam.com/video/ZFGzOIICWFE/v-deo.htmlsi=SbI-olwyQ_dPdpC9
very informative! thank you! I've been reading some other research documents and have yet to locate anything that gives specific dopamine levels after the use of nicotine, marijuana, alcohol, etc. (ie you stated meth increases levels to 1,100.) if anyone could share a link to this type of information, I'd appreciate it!