Psychedelic therapy has witnessed a resurgence in interest in the last decade from the
scientific and medical communities with evidence now building for its safety and efficacy in …

Addictive disorders are characterized by impulsive behavior that leads to difficulties in
preventing certain behaviors despite negative consequences. This symptom predisposes to …

Emotion dysregulation has shown to be of importance in the onset and maintenance of
psychiatric disorders, including substance use disorders. How difficulties in emotion …

Background Animal models of addiction suggest that the transition from incentive-driven
drug use to habitual and ultimately compulsive drug use is mediated by a shift from ventral to …

Prefrontal cortical dysfunctions underlying inhibitory control deficits in addiction are complex
and likely dependent on population characteristics. Here, we conducted a meta-analysis to …

Any type of behavioral change is an effortful process. Thus, the process of behavioral
therapy, where clients seek to change maladaptive behavioral patterns, requires high‐level …

Evidence suggests that disturbances in neurobiological mechanisms of reward and
inhibitory control maintain addiction and provoke relapse during abstinence. Abnormalities …

Addiction is a global health problem with a chronic relapsing nature for which there are few
treatment options. In the past few decades, neuroimaging has allowed us to better …

Alcohol works on the brain to produce its desired effects, eg, sociability and intoxication, and
hence the brain is an important organ for exploring subsequent harms. These come in many …

Abstract Background: Substance use disorders (SUDs) are frequent concerns among
healthcare providers serving military personnel and Veterans, and SUDs are also …