Opioid Odyssey: Discoveries of Recovery Through Medication Assisted Treatment - Murphy, Michael J.; Akhter, Aafaque
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Few people in the United States have not been deeply and personally affected by the opioid crisis. Opioid Odyssey: Discoveries of Recovery Through Medication Assisted Treatment shines a clarifying light on the largely-hidden but surprising truth of this much-discussed crisis. Whether it is a cousin, the son or daughter of a colleague, or a close neighbor who has fallen beneath the wave of opioid casualties, after completing Opioid Odyssey, you will understand the myriad causes of the explosion in opioid abuse, as well as the true basis of addiction itself. And perhaps most importantly, you…mehr

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Few people in the United States have not been deeply and personally affected by the opioid crisis. Opioid Odyssey: Discoveries of Recovery Through Medication Assisted Treatment shines a clarifying light on the largely-hidden but surprising truth of this much-discussed crisis. Whether it is a cousin, the son or daughter of a colleague, or a close neighbor who has fallen beneath the wave of opioid casualties, after completing Opioid Odyssey, you will understand the myriad causes of the explosion in opioid abuse, as well as the true basis of addiction itself. And perhaps most importantly, you will share the profound and powerful stories of those who have traversed the path to a positive destination.
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Dr. Michael J. Murphy is a psychologist, neuropsychologist and forensic psychologist who has been providing and supervising mental health services in correctional, psychiatric and outpatient settings for more than 30 years. He was a contributor to the original Chicken Soup for the Soul by Jack Canfield and Mark Hansen, is a past recipient of the National Association of Newspaper Columnists award and is the author of Popsicle Fish: Tales of Fathering. Most recently he was Chief of Mental Health Services for the Vermont Department of Correction.He now maintains a private practice in Massachusetts and can be reached through his website at psychologicalinvestigations.com.Dr. Aafaque Akhter is a Board-Certified psychiatrist and addiction treatment specialist. He is the founder of Norton Health Care and an early provider of medication-assisted treatment (MAT). He completed medical school in India and post-graduate training in England and Ireland. Following further training at Harvard Medical School, he relocated to Massachusetts and has lived, worked and provided medical care on the South Shore for the past 15 years, specializing in MAT, supervision and training of physicians, and treatment of patients with opioid use disorder.