Mark Leeds, D.O.

Mark Leeds DO On Addiction Treatment And Addiction Recovery

Mark Leeds, D.O.

  • Can You Quit Opioids And Skip Suboxone And Methadone Altogether?

Can You Quit Opioids And Skip Suboxone And Methadone Altogether?

Sunday 17th January 2021

Dr. Mark Leeds examines abstinence-based opioid addiction treatment, emphasizing personalized plans and the role of medication and support systems.
14 minutes
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Mark Leeds DO On Addiction Treatment And Addiction Recovery
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Mark Leeds, D.O.
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Reevaluating Opioid Addiction Treatment: Dr. Mark Leeds' Perspective

If a patient can successfully get through The Initial Days and Weeks of withdrawal sickness after quitting opioids, their chance of long-term success is much greater.
Ever thought about whether quitting opioids without medication is the right path? In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds dives into the complexities of opioid addiction treatment, challenging the traditional abstinence-only approach. While many experts advocate for medication-assisted treatments like suboxone and methadone, Dr. Leeds brings a fresh viewpoint to the table. He argues that success in addiction recovery isn't just about avoiding opioids; it's about creating personalized treatment plans that blend medication and support systems tailored to individual needs. Dr.
Leeds also debunks the myth that suboxone and methadone are quick fixes, highlighting the critical early days and weeks of withdrawal. With the right support and a customized plan, overcoming opioid addiction without relying solely on abstinence is possible. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the nuances of opioid addiction treatment and explore alternative paths to recovery.