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Why ADHD and Substance Use Disorders Often Travel Together — and What We Can Do About It
ADHD and substance use disorders often travel together, and Dr. Lauren Grawert explains why that overlap is not simply a coincidence. Drawing on genetic, clinical, and treatment research, she describes shared risk, the dangers of untreated ADHD, and the importance of coordinated care. The article also challenges the idea that ADHD treatment should wait until substance use is fully in remission, offering a more integrated path for better recovery and functional outcomes.
Lauren Grawert, MD
Jun 63 min read


Patients Keep Teaching Us about Community in Mental Health Care
Rannon Arch reflects on listening sessions with patients who consistently express a desire for belonging — not just symptom reduction.
Rannon Arch
Feb 284 min read


The Art of Restraint: Practical Reflections On Resisting The Urge To Rescue, Fix, Or Over-Disclose
A reflection on therapeutic restraint and why doing less can help more.
Rannon Arch
Jan 254 min read
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