The holiday season is tough for people affected by addiction. This year it's looking even more so, as COVID-19 continues to keep us isolated from friends, family, and support systems.

Understanding how your care will be paid for is an important part of the treatment process.

Today, I am releasing a song I wrote. It's the same day that, four years ago, I took my last pill. 

Addiction is an isolating disease for everyone. But since Ian's death, I've learned that almost everyone has a loved one or knows someone with a substance use disorder.

Finding the right addiction treatment is essential for recovery. I am miraculously lucky, but many are not.

As the COVID-19 pandemic wears on, it’s never been a better time to get into a new podcast.

Navigating addiction with a loved one has certainly affected the way I treat my patients.

Addiction is a disease and it cannot be hidden away like a colony of lepers on an isolated island, shameful and out of sight. 

Growing up is hard. But staying healthy shouldn’t be. 

Begin treatment and meet your needs along the way.

As the federal settlement dollars begin to come in, we must ensure that this money is spent wisely.

Accessing science-based addiction treatment just got a lot easier in Wisconsin.

Four new addiction bills have passed. Here's what they'll achieve.

"In the face of one of the worst drug crises in the U.S. ever, these disparities are incredibly alarming and underscore the need for national prevention strategies to be LGBTQ-inclusive."

During stressful times, it's important to take care of yourself—especially for caregivers.