Medical-Assisted Treatment: Sobriety or Substitution?

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Damon Frank and therapist Judy Acheson dive deep into the world of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for addiction recovery. They explore the misconceptions surrounding MAT, discuss its role in harm reduction, and share personal experiences and success stories that highlight the potential for lasting recovery.

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Key Discussion Points:

* Understanding MAT: Damon and Judy explain how MAT works, its applications for various addictions, and why it's a valuable tool in recovery, especially for those struggling with opioid addiction.

* Harm Reduction: The conversation emphasizes the importance of harm reduction strategies in the recovery journey, illustrating how MAT can help manage cravings and ease the transition to sobriety.

* Personal Stories: Listeners hear inspiring success stories from individuals who have transformed their lives through MAT, reinforcing the message that recovery is possible and multifaceted.

* Community and Support: Judy shares insights on the supportive community around recovery and stresses the importance of ongoing engagement in recovery programs, regardless of whether someone is using MAT.

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