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Mindfulness training helpful in the recovery of adults addicted to stimulants

Dr. Glasner’s recently published clinical trial finds that mindfulness helps those addicted to stimulants to recover.

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A cautionary tale: Former addict developed ‘gigantic addiction’ to Vicodin

Dr. Glasner discusses ways to protect yourself from addiction to opioids when you’re being treated for pain.

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Why the Drinking Age Is 21 in the United States

Dr. Glasner comments on the National Minimum Drinking Age Act and its impact on alcohol use among young people.

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Alcohol: The Most Celebrated—Yet Most Harmful—Drug in Society

Dr. Glasner discusses the risks and health consequences of excessive alcohol use.

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Thriving After Opioid Addiction

Dr. Glasner’s Op-Ed article, discussing the patient’s power to overcome opioid addiction and lead a meaningful life.

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A Pill A Day Keeps the Alcoholism Away

Dr. Glasner comments on the use of naltrexone, a medication treatment, as an approach to overcoming alcoholism.

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Avoiding the Holiday Spread

Dr. Glasner introduces the concept of “assertive dieting” to those who are trying to lose weight and stay healthy.

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Feel-Good Science: Savoring Positive Emotions

Dr. Glasner comments on new research into the brain activity behind savoring positive emotions.

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Kicking an addiction? Replace it with joy, UCLA Expert Advises in New Book

Read about Step 6 in Dr. Glasner’s 7 Steps to Addiction Recovery, on rediscovering rewards as part of the healing process.

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Can we be bribed into making smarter health choices?

How financial incentives may encourage people to improve their health habits.

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