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Mental health crisis response, and drug treatment programs that we can address some of the underlying causes of addiction. so, we are advocating for more resources to make our communities safer and thats what ive done throughout my time as attorney general. thats what i will keep doing we >> yeah, you filed the lawsuit this summer challenging the concept of abortion ban. for our viewers, who dont know, this is a 173 year old statute written before women even had the right to vote. which went bac...

Framing MAT in jails as an Americans with Disabilities Act issue is prompting a shift in how the treatment is managed with jails now more willing to sort out the logistics.

When voters passed the states pioneering Drug Addiction Treatment andRecovery Act in 2020, the emphasis was on treatment as much as on decriminalizing possession of personal-use amounts of heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine and other drugs. But progress has been slow and Oregon still has among the highest addiction rates in the country yet over half of addiction treatment programs in the state dont have enough staffing and funding to help those who want help

When voters passed the states pioneering Drug Addiction Treatment andRecovery Act in 2020, the emphasis was on treatment as much as on decriminalizing possession of personal-use amounts of heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine and other drugs. But progress has been slow and Oregon still has among the highest addiction rates in the country yet over half of addiction treatment programs in the state dont have enough staffing and funding to help those who want help

The White House emphasized none of the funds “will be used to purchase or distribute drug paraphernalia, including pipes.”

The Biden administration is rolling out $1.5 billion in funding Friday meant to help state and local governments fight the opioid epidemic.

On this episode of Insight Treatment Hour, our host Frederik Schulin talks with his guest Juliet Nazaryan and Venessa Alba from TributeCPS. 

On this episode of Insight Treatment Hour, our host Frederik Schulin talks with his guest Dr. Regine Muradian as they discuss anxiety.

On this episode of Insight Treatment Hour, our host Frederik Schulin talks with his guest Lydia Silva, ALMFT, as they discuss hearing.

Declined our offer of an interview, but said this -- >> this bill requires law enforcement give a documented warning for the first incident and any punishment thereafter is up to the prosecutorial discretion of the district attorney. >> it is a felony to survive. >> reporter: tanesha says police have already told her she must now obey that sign. >> they said that it will be an action that will go to jail. >> reporter: and do you have anyplace else to go? >> i dont. ive been here a year. >> repor...