Despite decades of research in the field of addiction, relapse rates for substance use
disorders remain high. Consequently, there has been growing focus on providing evidence …

Neuroimaging offers an opportunity to examine the neurobiological effects of therapeutic
interventions for human drug addiction. Using activation likelihood estimation, the aim of the …

Although substantial advances have been made in behavioral and pharmacological
treatments for addictions, moving treatment development to the next stage may require novel …

This article reviews the emerging research on cognitive training for substance use disorders,
and discusses the neuroscientific mechanisms that underlie cognitive training effects in …

Highlights•Neurocognitive impairment and cognitive biases are common in
addictions.•Cognitive deficits show at least partial recover with abstinence.•Neuroimaging …

In the last decade, there has been an upsurge of interest in understanding the mechanisms
of behavior change (MOBC) and effective behavioral interventions as a strategy to improve …

Addiction is a chronic and relapsing psychiatric disorder affecting a large number of patients
worldwide. Ample evidence from basic and clinical neuroscience has demonstrated that …

Substance-related disorders are complex psychiatric disorders that are characterized by
continued consumption in spite of harmful consequences. Addiction affects various brain …

After decades of defining which behavioral treatments are effective for treating addictions,
the focus has shifted to exploring how these treatments work, how best to disseminate and …

Addiction, the most severe form of substance use disorder, is a chronic brain disorder
molded by strong biosocial factors that has devastating consequences to individuals and to …