Abstinence Not Required: Improving access to mental health care for those with substance use disorders: Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs: Vol 0, No ja
Abstinence Not Required: Improving access to mental health care for those with substance use disorders (new #openaccess Perspective article in @jsadjournal.bsky.social)
@laracoughlinphd.bsky.social @addictioncaremi.bsky.social @umich.edu
www.jsad.com/doi/abs/10.1...
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NEWπ°Guest Editorial in ASAM Weekly! MI-ACRE Co-Directors @laracoughlinphd.bsky.social & Dr. Allison Lin have shown CM lowers mortality for stimulant use disorder by 41%. In this editorial they dispel CM myths and give you a roadmap to make real change happen. Donβt miss this must-read!π₯
03.12.2025 15:57 β
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This is a great message - Thanks for serving the field!
26.11.2025 00:51 β
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Great to have the chance to talk with AJP about the key role of incentive-based treatments in addressing rising stimulant-involved deaths in the US. #CMsaveslives
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VA Research News Briefs
VA Research News Briefs
Thanks @VAResearch and @ASAMorg for highlighting our work
CM saves lives. Pass it on!
www.research.va.gov/in_brief.cfm
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26.09.2025 02:19 β
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Thanks @d3center.bsky.social for
hosting us today! Think tanks are always so energizing and innovation-promoting with this crew!
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Small rewards lead to big wins for saving veteransβ lives
41% drop in risk of death seen in veterans who got incentives to stick with recovery from using stimulants like methamphetamine and cocaine, compared with those who didnβt
π¨ Breaking news!! Our new publication in Am J Psychiatry shows veterans who received incentives to stay in recovery from stimulants like meth & cocaine had a 41% lower risk of death from all causes compared to those who didnβt. Find out more! ihpi.umich.edu/news-events/...
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Upended by Meth, Some Communities Are Paying Users to Quit
The title is a little more sizzle than substance but always good to see mainstream coverage of addiction care that works! www.nytimes.com/2025/07/16/h...
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The MI-ACRE Program - Part 3 of 3 | Psychiatry | Michigan Medicine
The MI-ACRE Leadership team includes Allison Lin, M.D., M.S., Co-Director; Lara Coughlin, Ph.D., Co-Director; Erin E. Bonar, Ph.D., Director of Research Strategy; Anne Fernandez, Ph.D., Director of Cl...
πPart 3 - A message from MI-ACRE for researchers, clinicians or trainees interested in the field of addiction care.
Full article here: medicine.umich.edu/dept/psychia...
#addictioncare
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A group of U-M faculty in the Matthaei Botanical Gardens conservatory
And thatβs a wrap!
Thank you to the @umich.edu faculty who took part in our Impact Accelerator program over the past 3 days - and to the faculty and staff who spoke to and worked with them!
We look forward to doing it again next year - applications open in the fall! ihpi.umich.edu/impact-accel...
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Huge shoutout to our incredible program manager, Lisa Sulkowski, for bringing this piece to life! π«
22.05.2025 19:48 β
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ππCongrats to MI-ACRE Co-Director @laracoughlinphd.bsky.socialβ¬ on her recent University of Michigan faculty promotion! This accomplishment recognizes the expertise & dedication Dr. Coughlin gives EVERYDAY to addiction care & researchπWe're proud to celebrate this well-deserved milestone with you!
21.05.2025 15:39 β
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Grateful to be learning how to better communicate our science for actionable change this morning at the IHPI Policy Impact Accelerator!
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PC CARES ASU CAB
Just back from an incredible week in Alaska π²ποΈβgrateful for the chance to work alongside our amazing Community Advisory Board and attend the inspiring Pathways to Recovery Conference. The natural beauty was breathtaking, the passion + wisdom in every room was unforgettable. #AKPathwaysToRecovery
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Quitting menthol cigarettes is extra hard, but a new U-M study will test the best way to do it
A multimillion dollar study will test two methods of helping people quit the highly addictive menthol form of cigarettes, including one that will use breath monitoring.
π°Big News! MI-ACRE's Dr. Lara Coughlin & Dr. Erin Bonar are set to lead a 5-yr study designed to help people quit smoking menthol cigarettes. This PCORI-funded study is designed to deliver real-world data on PATIENT-CENTERED approaches that actually work! π
www.michiganmedicine.org/news-release...
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