Dual Diagnosis

"The coexistence of both a mental health and a substance use disorder is referred to as co-occurring disorders. Co-occurring disorders were previously referred to as dual diagnoses."

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NAATP Talks: A Brave New World

Dr. Kevin McCauley - The Pathway from Treatment to Recovery Since its debut in the 2010 film Pleasure Unwoven, the “Periodic Table of the Intoxicants” has served treatment providers as a humorous and insightful tool for summarizing the primary neuroscientific framework used to explain addiction: the...

The Emerging Role of GLP-1 Receptor Agonists in Addiction Care: Early Experience and Future Directions

At Caron Treatment Centers, we are actively integrating GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) into residential addiction treatment as part of a broader effort to future-proof how treatment organizations address craving, metabolic health, and relapse vulnerability. To date, more than 450 patients in our...

From Theory to Practice: Operationalizing AI Applications

This session brings together diverse leaders in behavioral health and technology to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming addiction treatment organizations. Panelists will share practical strategies, real-world use cases, and guiding principles for successfully operationalizing AI...

Hidden Harms: The Human Cost of Problem Gambling

As gambling opportunities continue to expand, so does the risk of gambling-related harm. This presentation provides an overview of problem gambling and gambling disorder, with a focus on recognition, prevalence, and practical screening strategies. Participants will learn to identify key warning...

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