Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Can you send a person to Drug Rehab Against Their Will?
Can you send a person to Drug Rehab Against Their Will?
Can you send a person to Drug Rehab Against Their Will?
Wednesday 10th June 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds examines the legal and practical aspects of involuntary drug rehab and explores medication-assisted treatment options like Suboxone.
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Mark Leeds, D.O.
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Involuntary Rehab: Legalities and Realities with Dr. Mark Leeds
The laws that allow for forced rehab are on shaky ground. They hope that you will come out of rehab changed and ready to start a new life without the need for drugs or alcohol.
Imagine having to decide whether to send a loved one to rehab against their will. It’s a tough call, and in this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds dives into the thorny issue of involuntary drug rehab. As an osteopathic physician with years of experience in addiction treatment, Dr. Leeds sheds light on the legal and practical aspects of forced rehab. Can families legally commit someone to treatment? Does it even work? Dr.
Leeds tackles these questions head-on, offering a balanced view that considers both the potential benefits and the ethical dilemmas involved. But that's not all. Dr. Leeds also explores medication-assisted treatment options, particularly focusing on Suboxone for opioid addiction. He suggests that outpatient medication-assisted treatment might be a better fit for some individuals compared to traditional rehab. For those eager to dive deeper, he recommends the book 'Overcoming Opioid Addiction' by Adam Bisaga, M.D., as a valuable resource.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the complexities of addiction treatment. Whether you're considering involuntary rehab for a loved one or just curious about the legal landscape, Dr. Leeds provides clear, trustworthy insights that can help guide your decisions. His empathetic approach ensures that the discussion remains grounded in compassion and understanding, making it accessible for anyone touched by addiction.