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We learn better when learning is a positive experience rather than aversive. This is the fundamental concept underlying above processes as well as motivational interviewing. Reward system pushing us towards better adaptation.

This paper will review current practice guidelines for patient monitoring during follow-up visits for patients receiving medication-assisted treatment using buprenorphine/naloxone products for Opiate Use Disorder (MAT). Evidence-based best practice recommendations include interventions targeted specifically to enhance the doctor-patient relationship. Characteristics of doctor-patient relationship, as measured subjectively and objectively, such as personal-warmth, good-interpersonal skills, and empathy …

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Many of us early in recovery from addiction struggle to find a comfortable daily routine or pace. Without the false energy, confidence, or hope that opiates so easily imitated, we desperately wish we had something to substitute. After so many years relying on a drug, we have forgotten how we used to maintain our energy, confidence and hope in our future. We have almost forgotten how much better real energy…