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Compassion Fatigue: A Personal Account from an IRETA Clinical Quality Improvement Associate
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Medical & Pharmacy Students Learn Skills About Addiction And Its Treatment Despite Challenges Amid Pandemic
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The War on Drugs Has Damaged Black Communities and Deepened Racial Bias
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You Have Options For Dealing With Alcohol Withdrawal
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Questioning Alcohol Use as “#SelfCare”: The Sober Curious Movement and Being Mindful About Alcohol Consumption
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Fear of Drug Users is How We Justify Harming Them
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Our Healthcare System Can (and Must) Work Better for People Who Use Drugs
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Happy Holidays from IRETA
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Combatting the Abstinence Violation Effect
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The ‘Treatment Gap’ Is Not What You Think It Is
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IRETA After 20 Years
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Study Suggests Calling Myself an ‘Addict’ Is Different Than You Calling Me One
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Medical Students Learn Addiction Skills Because They’ll Need Them in Practice
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IRETA to Host Much-Needed Community Panel on Inconsistent Quality in Addiction Treatment
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Like All of Us, Dentists Can Play a Role in Reducing Opioid-Related Harms
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A Medication-First Approach Can Blend Harm Reduction and Ongoing Treatment As Needed to Save Lives
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Parental Overdose and Grieving Children
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Why Don’t We Do a Better Job with the Overlap Between Eating Disorders and Addiction?
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Happy Holidays from All of Us
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Concrete Ways to Shift from Punitive to Therapeutic Responses to Addiction
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