• S2: EP. 13 - Breaking the Myths: Suboxone, Addiction, and Recovery with Dr. Aldo Morales

  • Sep 10 2024
  • Length: 22 mins
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S2: EP. 13 - Breaking the Myths: Suboxone, Addiction, and Recovery with Dr. Aldo Morales

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  • In this compelling episode of Overcoming Adversity, hosts Amanda Marino, Sarah Frias, and Matt Williams are joined by special guest, Dr. Aldo Morales, a board-certified psychiatrist in addiction medicine. Dr. Morales shares his journey from pharmacy to addiction psychiatry and delves into the controversial topic of Suboxone. Together, they explore common misconceptions about opioid replacement therapy, the vital role of Suboxone in saving lives, and how it differs from other opioids. Whether you’re in recovery, know someone who is, or just want to learn more, this episode sheds light on the crucial conversation about addiction treatment.


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