My name is Jessica Gorham and I am a 26 year old graduate student at IUPUC enrolled in the Mental... Read more →
The Hub was first introduced to the public in October 2017 as a part of the Substance Abuse Support System. The Hub is center of the system and connects to all the other elements.
We have described the Hub as a “physical place staffed with trained volunteers who help individuals and families navigate recovery options and connect with appropriate community organizations”.
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A support group meeting is held weekly at 5:30 p.m. at Mill Race Center for families who have a loved one misusing opioids. Here’s a little bit about what you can expect.
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The most effective approach to treating patients with opioid addiction is to prescribe a long-acting oral opioid (e.g., buprenorphine) as part of medication-assisted treatment (MAT). There are three equally important parts of MAT: medication, counseling, and support from friends and family. Read more →
Dr. Kevin Terrell, ASAP team member, describes what it is like to help patients struggling with opioid addiction and overdose in the emergency department. Read more →
Dr. Teddy Saddoris, one of our subject-matter experts, explains the difference between addiction and dependence. Read more →
This letter, written by Dr. Saddoris, was submitted to The Republic newspaper on Nov. 28, 2017. Read more →
I am a mother of an addicted son. I am not an addict, but I live the life of an addict due to his addiction.
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Dr. Teddy Saddoris, one of our subject-matter experts, explains the signs that indicate whether you or a loved one might need treatment. Read more →
My name is Jonathan Lucas, and I am a grateful addict in recovery. This is my story. Read more →
