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The Addiction Psychologist

Samuel Acuff and Noah Emery
Substance Use
Substance Use Disorders
Kratom
Gambling Disorder
Adolescent Brain Development
Addiction Psychology
Alcohol
Mental Health
Cannabis
Substance Use Disorder
Transtheoretical Model Of Behavior Change
Recovery Capital
Alcohol Use
Cognitive Development
Contingency Management
Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Impaired Driving
Alcohol Consumption
Behavior Change
Substance Use Recovery

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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Death by suicide has increased in recent decades, propelling it to the 11th leading cause of death in the United States. Substance use is common among people at risk for suicide and is often involved during suicide attempts. In this episode, Dr. Davi... more

Over the last decade, more and more people seem to be rethinking their drinking. This is in part evident by the recent surge in popularity of non-alcoholic beverages, or beverages that emulate the characteristics of alcoholic beverages but that have ... more

In many clinical contexts, substance use disorder is oftentreated separately from posttraumatic stress disorder. Yet, these conditions commonly co-occur and are reciprocally determinant, meaning that the outcomes of a course of treatment for either c... more

Behavioral addictions have increased in importance over the past few decades and are perhaps more relevant than ever with the legalization of sports betting across America. However, there is still debate about whether behavioral addictions exist. Whi... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. David Rudd
Distinguished University Professor of Psychology and Director of the Rudd Institute for Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention
University of Memphis
Episode: Dr. David Rudd - Suicide and Substance Use
Dr. Molly Bowdring
An instructor at Stanford Prevention Research Center and psychologist at the Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic.
Stanford University School of Medicine
Episode: Dr. Molly Bowdring - The Emerging Trend of Non-alcoholic Beverages
Dr. Sudie Back
Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Medical University of South Carolina and a psychologist at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Hospital.
Medical University of South Carolina
Episode: Dr. Sudie Back - Prolonged Exposure for Substance Use Disorder and PTSD
Dr. Josh Grubbs
Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of New Mexico
University of New Mexico, Center on Alcohol, Substance Use, and Addictions (CASA)
Episode: Dr. Josh Grubbs - Behavioral Addictions
Dr. Alexis Kuerbis
Professor in the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, maintaining a private practice in New York City.
Hunter College
Episode: Dr. Alexis Kuerbis - Substance Use and Aging
Dr. Lara Coughlin
Assistant professor at the University of Michigan Addiction Center and director of the Choice Lab
University of Michigan
Episode: Policy Brief: Dr. Lara Coughlin on SAMHSA Contingency Management Incentive Changes
Dr. Kirsten Smith
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Dr. Kirsten Smith - What has been happening in the world of Kratom?
Dr. Lindsay Squeglia
Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Medical University of South Carolina
Medical University of South Carolina
Episode: Dr. Lindsay Squeglia - The Developing Adolescent Brain and Substance Use
Jeremiah Weinstock
Professor and department chair in the Department of Psychology at Saint Louis University.
Saint Louis University
Episode: Dr. Jeremiah Weinstock - Gambling Disorder

Hosts

Noah Emery
Co-host with expertise in psychology and addiction recovery, frequently engaging with experts to discuss contemporary challenges and strategies in addiction treatment.
Sam Acuff
Co-host and professional in addiction psychology, focused on enhancing recovery through informed discussions and expert insights.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 73 ratings
  • Great info but hosts talk over guests

    I enjoy the info and great guests (hosts are very knowledgable too), but man….they talk over their guests like they can’t wait to hear themselves. They have guests on for a reason, it would be nice to hear more about what they have to say.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    joconnell2
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing professional recommendations

    This podcast is great to stay up to date with what’s going on in the world of Addiction in the USA. But I want to also highlight that it is also full of very good career advice, validation and normalization of our professional experience.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Red_Bull_123
    United States2 years ago
  • Very good podcast

    Very good podcast with very interesting information. Although, some episodes could improve the sound, other than that, great!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    applecrc
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth discussions and expertise of guests, highlighting the podcast's relevance in the field of addiction psychology.
There are mentions of occasional audio quality issues, but the overall content quality is positively noted.
Feedback indicates a valuable blend of practical career advice and current professional challenges faced in the field of addiction.

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Dr. David Rudd - Suicide and Substance Use
Q: What do you think the take-home message is for underserved populations?
Be hopeful and take the risk to ask for assistance; there are resources and people who care available even in underserved communities.
Dr. David Rudd - Suicide and Substance Use
Q: What about take home messages for policymakers?
Access to care is critical and we need to rely on scientific evidence for policy making, especially regarding firearms and mental health.
Dr. David Rudd - Suicide and Substance Use
Q: What do you think the take home message is for practitioners who might be listening?
Embrace interventions that have been demonstrated to work and stay focused in delivering coordinated, targeted care.
Dr. David Rudd - Suicide and Substance Use
Q: What do you think the take home message about suicide is for people who are in recovery, who are struggling with any of what we sort of discussed today?
To find someone to work with who is relentlessly hopeful and to recognize that things can always get better, and that recovery is possible.
Dr. Sudie Back - Prolonged Exposure for Substance Use Disorder and PTSD
Q: What would you say the take-home message is for underserved populations?
We need to address barriers to both access to care and then retention in care and good outcomes. We've got to invest in and continue training culturally responsive clinicians and systems.

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Content revolves around various significant issues in addiction psychology, featuring discussions with experts in the field. Episodes typically cover topics such as the relationship between substance use and suicide, emerging trends in addiction treatment, and the intersection of behavioral health with policy changes. Unique to the series is the strong emphasis on combining clinical practice with research, aiming to enhance recovery strategies for diverse populations dealing with addiction. The podcast is well-suited for professionals in the mental health and addiction treatment fields, as well as anyone interested in the latest research and practices in addiction psychology.

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Recent guests on The Addiction Psychologist include:

1. Dr. David Rudd
2. Dr. Molly Bowdring
3. Dr. Sudie Back
4. Dr. Josh Grubbs
5. Dr. Alexis Kuerbis
6. Dr. Lara Coughlin
7. Dr. Kirsten Smith
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