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Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and Policy

ISSN 1747-597X

4 papers in the library · 286 citations · publishing 2006-2022

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Safety considerations in the evolving legal landscape of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy

Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and Policy May 14, 2022 Victor Mocanu, Lindsay Mackay, Devon Christie et al. 27 citations

International drug policy is rapidly evolving in tandem with promising evidence for psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy (PAP) in treating a range of mental health conditions. Canada is among the countries increasingly expanding access to psychedelic substances for therapeutic purposes. The 8-year ban on medical exemptions through the Canadian Special Access Programme was recently reversed in...

Mindfulness-based programs for substance use disorders: a systematic review of manualized treatments

Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and Policy July 29, 2020 J. Richard Korecki, Frank J. Schwebel, Victoria R. Votaw et al. 141 citations

BACKGROUND: Substance use disorders are prevalent and returning to substance use (i.e., relapse) following treatment is common, underscoring the need for effective treatments that will help individuals maintain long-term reductions in substance use. Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) have been increasingly developed and evaluated for the treatment of substance use disorders. The aim of this...

Comparison of illegal drug use pattern in Taiwan and Korea from 2006 to 2014

Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and Policy September 23, 2016 Ling‐yi Feng, Wenjing Yu, Wei-Ting Chang et al. 49 citations

While the problem of methamphetamine still lingers, NPS have emerged as a new issue in both countries. However, the NPS pattern was different between Taiwan and Korea. Although the controlled NPS items in Taiwan were far less than those in Korea, the quantity of total NPS seizures, especially with ketamine, was much larger in Taiwan than in Korea. Different NPS pattern may also imply they were...

Cannabis, motivation, and life satisfaction in an internet sample

Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and Policy January 12, 2006 Sara Smucker Barnwell, Mitch Earleywine, Rand R. Wilcox 69 citations

Although little evidence supports cannabis-induced amotivational syndrome, sources continue to assert that the drug saps motivation 1, which may guide current prohibitions. Few studies report low motivation in chronic users; another reveals that they have higher subjective wellbeing. To assess differences in motivation and subjective wellbeing, we used a large sample (N = 487) and strict...