Getting Started on MAT: A Cautionary Tale
A few weeks ago I took a patient to begin MAT for opioid use disorder. Things didn’t go well.
Addiction is complicated. It isn’t just about drinking or using; there are countless other factors involved. Without identifying and addressing the trauma and other things that led to the addictive behavior, it’s all but impossible for you to treat and manage your addiction in the long term.
At JLM, we don’t treat addiction. We work with people faced with addiction to help them decide how to manage their situation. We offer compassionate support for people affected by addiction, without judgement. We are here for you.
We’re here to help you get to the root of your addictive behaviors and learn to manage them.
Ready to take your recovery to the next level? Coaching can help you identify and get past what’s blocking you.
We offer comprehensive group and 1-on-1 anger management sessions based on your needs.
There is nothing more empowering than having the skills and knowledge to help save a life in an emergency.
Get trained on how to recognize the signs and and reverse an opioid overdose with naloxone.
EFT is an evidence-based therapeutic process proven to help with everything from anxiety to depression.
A few weeks ago I took a patient to begin MAT for opioid use disorder. Things didn’t go well.
Grief is a hard enough space to navigate without adding self-blame and other sabotaging thoughts to the mix
Ask yourself these questions when anything comes up that triggers anger, defense, or other strong emotional responses.
Taj founded MOBBB- Mothers of Black and Brown Babies in 2006, which evolved into the nonprofit Real Whole, Inc. and the Real Whole House; a community holistic health center, bed and breakfast, birth and postpartum center.
In addition to her community work, jTaj is also a career paramedic Captain with a major metropolitan public safety department, a critical and trauma care Paramedic for the number one trauma hospital in the state, a civil service member in Atlanta; and a blue-collar, working-class champion.