This therapy is becoming increasingly important and accepted in addiction treatment. Here’s why.
By now, most medical professionals in the addiction field believe that medication-assisted treatment (MAT) can help people with substance use disorders (SUDs). Very few doctors or therapists question that anymore, including here at Lakeview Health.
If anything, it’s the substance abusers themselves, and their loved ones, who still remain resistant to MAT because of the supposed stigma around it.
Which simply means we still have a ways to go on this front.
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Important Update on Medication-Assisted Treatment
By: Lakeview Health
Published: May 10, 2021