Migrants and ethnic minorities (MEM) are known to be disadvantaged concerning risk
factors for problem substance use and resources to initiate and sustain recovery (ie …

In this virtual special issue, a set of 26 papers previously published in the American Journal
of Community Psychology (AJCP), focused on self‐help/mutual aid groups (SH/MAGs), are …

Abstract Background Mutual-help groups (MHGs) are an integral component of the
substance use disorder (SUD) treatment system in the US, and growing evidence suggests …

Background Medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) is vastly underutilized in
adolescents. Existing treatment guidelines for OUD largely focus on adults, providing limited …

Objective: Mutual-help groups (MHGs) like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) are effective for
resolving alcohol use disorders (AUDs), but few studies have examined disparities in MHG …

Abstract Background Mutual‐help organizations (MHOs) are effective community‐based,
recovery support options for individuals with alcohol and other drug use disorders (ie …

The integration of multiple ancillary services into mental health treatment settings may
improve outcomes, but there are no national studies addressing whether comprehensive …

This study investigates shifts in the modality of addiction recovery communities from person‐
to‐person interactions to virtual platforms in the context of the coronavirus disease of 2019 …

Objective We aimed to characterize (1) the caregiver experience of learning about sudden
unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP), and (2) caregiver preferences for SUDEP risk …

Introduction Race/ethnicity and sex disparities in substance use and substance use
treatment completion are well documented in the literature. Previous literature has shown …