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The Addiction Psychologist

Samuel Acuff and Noah Emery

Drs. Noah Emery and Samuel Acuff interview researchers, clinicians, and policymakers in the field of addiction psychology with the hopes of enhancing recovery. Official podcast of the Society for Addiction Psychology.

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00:34:16

Keanan Joyner - Increasing Representation for BIPOC...

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/11/02

The academy systematically excludes members of certain groups, leading to underrepresentation of those who identify as of Black, indigenous, and people of color. Keanan Joynerdiscusses the leaky pipeline and provides specific actionable steps that can help increase representation in your academic department.Keanan Joyner is a doctoral student at Florida State University and a Ford Fellow.

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00:59:28

Keanan Joyner - Alternative Rewards and Multiple Methods

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/10/26

Some research demonstrates that rats will self-administer dangerously high levels of drugs under certain schedules of reinforcement. However, much of this research has been done under conditions of depravity, in which the rat does not have any access to alternatives. Humans almost always make choices between a menu of options, suggesting a different, more dynamic choice context with competing reinforcers. Keanan discusses his work in this area, in addition to the importance of confirming self-report

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01:14:13

Dr. Katie Witkiewitz - Non-abstinent Recovery

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/10/12

Most definitions of recovery from addiction require abstinence from the problem substance. Dr. Katie Witkiewitz discusses the limitations of abstinence-based models of recovery and describe why non-abstinent models may have a positive public health impact. Namely, Katie's research suggests that many people regain functioning in interpersonal, occupational, and health domains without achieving full abstinence, and that these definitions actually prevent people from seeking treatment.Katie outlines

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01:01:39

Dr. Noel Vest - Fair Chances and Collegiate Recovery...

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/09/07

Systematic barriers can prevent educational and occupational attainment for those with substantive substance use or incarceration histories. For example, the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 prevents those with a felony from receiving a Pell grant, effectively preventing college entry for most. Further, reporting that you have been arrested and/or convicted of a crime on college applications prevents many from applying, even though applications are rarely rejected for this

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01:09:04

Drs. Seema Clifasefi & Susan Collins - Harm Reduction

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/08/14

Abstinence models have historically dominated definitions of recovery. However, research suggests that there is not necessarily a 1:1 ratio of substance use to problems, highlighting the importance of targeting harm rather than consumption. In recent decades, harm reduction models of recovery and policy have increasingly gained traction. Drs. Seema Clifasefi & Susan Collins talk about the history and definition of harm reduction, and about how a harm reduction approach informs their research and

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00:55:32

NIAAA/NIDA Student/ECR Poster Session - APA...

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/08/07

Listen to the future voices of addiction research. Ten students/ECRs discuss their excellent work which will also be presented live, along with 23 others, on August 7, 2020 during the NIAAA/NIDA student/ECR poster session. Content ranges from psychometric analyses of new measures to policy-level decision making about harm reduction approaches, and everything in between. Primary presenters, poster titles, and timestamps for posters below. Silvi Goldstein (3:44-8:44) - Cross-cultural validity of the

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01:05:09

Dr. Tyler Wray - Just-in-time Interventions

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/07/13

Although in-person treatment is beneficial, many clients need to use skills in moments (e.g., under conditions of emotional distress or craving) that can make effective skill utilization difficult. Dr. Tyler Wray talks about harnessing technology for just-in-time interventions to help "nudge" clients people towards effective behavior change. Importantly during the COVID-19 era, Tyler discusses remote enrollment and data collection related to these studies, which helps his team gain access to

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00:48:15

Dr. Brandon Bergman, Part 2: Online Recovery-Support...

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/06/02

Dr. Brandon Bergman continues his discussion about recovery support services and communities available through the Internet. Dr. Brandon Bergman is an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School and the Associate Director of the Recovery Research Institute, which is housed in the Center for Addiction Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. Learn more about their mission at recoveryanswers.org.

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00:38:01

Dr. Brandon Bergman, Part 1 - Treatment versus...

The Addiction Psychologist ·

2020/06/02

Physical distancing recommendations from the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated addiction recovery, forcing many addiction recovery support services online for the foreseeable future. In the first half of our interview with Brandon Bergman, he discusses the difference between addiction treatment and recovery-support services, setting the stage for a discussion about online recovery support communities (Episode 1 Part 2). Dr. Brandon Bergman is an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School and the

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