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Addiction Medicines: Pharmacological Therapies
As more is learn more about addiction, newer medications (pharmacological therapies) are made available. Some medications directly treat addiction while others address underlying or co-occurring diseases and disorders. Addiction medications are prescribed by Medical Doctors (Physicians); such as: Psychiatrists and Addictionologist and their Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.
Addiction is a complex disease that requires a customized and multiple therapy approach.















