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VTA dopamine inputs activate accumbal D1 receptors to promote alcohol seeking. [PDF]

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Novel pharmacotherapies for opioid use disorder and opioid withdrawal. [PDF]

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Cue exposure therapy for opiate dependent clients

Journal of Substance Use, 2005
Cue exposure therapy is seen as a potentially effective treatment for addictive disorders. Drug‐dependent clients are repeatedly exposed to drug‐related stimuli and prevented from using drugs in an attempt to reduce reactivity to these stimuli. The present article gives an overview of cue reactivity models on which cue exposure therapy is based.
Ingmar Franken, Peter Blanken
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Cue Exposure Therapy for Substance Use: A Complement to Functional Analysis

2021
This chapter addresses the theoretical and empirical bases as well as the possible clinical implications of a model that highlights the importance of respondent conditioning and its interaction with operant conditioning in substance use and dependence.
Rodrigo Noia Mattos Montan   +1 more
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Cue Exposure Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorders: What Can Be Learned from Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders?

Substance Use and Misuse, 2019
Background: Cue Exposure Therapy (CET) has shown efficacy for treating alcohol use disorders (AUDs). Exposure therapy is highly effective for treating anxiety. Both techniques involve repeated, controlled exposures to alcohol or fear-related stimuli.
Paul Haber   +2 more
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