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Prescription opioids are a growing problem and the distribution of methadone pills is now exceeding their use for opioid treatment. These resources will explore what it means when people abuse these medications, how they affect your body, as well as some ways to get help with this addiction if you need it.
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Edited by: David Beasley
RADT
David Beasley is a certified RADT (Registered Alcohol/Drug Technician). David, moved to California from North Carolina after many failed attempts to get sober.
LMFT
Charley earned his Masters of Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles, and is a California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT).He teaches mindfulness to both adults and children in group setting such as schools, corporate workplaces, and medical treatment facilities.
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